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In article <346B4EA4.2ADF_at_rte-asset.com>,
john_at_rte-asset.com wrote:
>
> Mark Aurit wrote:
> >
> > I was on a project using hp/ux and the bourne
shell. From the sql*plus
> > comand line, I could enter "edit x.x" and Id go
into vi in full screen
> > mode.
> > Now Im on another project, again using hp/ux,
this time using the c shell,
> > and when I enter the same thing, I get:
> > ?x.x
> > and Im apparently in a line editor.
> >
> > Can someone tell me what parameter in what file
makes full screen happen? I
> >
> > suspect its a UNIX thing, but Im not sure where
to start.
> >
> > Thanks, Mark
> > mark_aurit_at_mail.northgrum.com
> in SQL*Plus, do this "define _editor=vi", then
default editor
> will become vi, keep this line in login.sql, so
you don't have to do
> this every time.
> --
> John Y. Chan
> Manager, Data Services
> RTE Asset Management (aka. Rightime Econometrics,
Inc.)
> 1095 Rydal Rd.
> Rydal, PA 19046
> (215) 572-7288 (Voice)
> (215) 572-6254 (Fax)
Another thing you could try is to set a Unix
environment variable EDITOR to
'vi'.
John
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