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We have oracle 8.0.5 using SQL*Plus to access the 2 databases.
One database is named prod1 the other is named prod2.
We have is so that, from the $ prompt we can type in '$sqlplus user1_at_prod1'
which, after they supply the password, will put them into SQLPlus with the
following prompt:
"PROD1.SQL>" {without the quotes}. Thus, the name of the database is part
of the prompt.
However, we haven't been able to figure out how to change that prompt when
we issue a connect command. So, if I say "connect user2_at_prod2" and supply
the password, the prompt still says "PROD1.SQL>" even though it's not the
prod1 database. Obviously, I'd like it to say "PROD2.SQL>"
I know you can get the name from the v$database. Is there a way you can feed that into a variable and put it as part of the prompt? Is there a way to do it at all?
In advance, thanks,
Mark
mdas_at_slip.net
Received on Thu Jul 08 1999 - 18:36:21 CDT
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