On 7-Oct-2010, at 19:04, Fritz Anderson wrote:
> In particular, because the applications you're running aren't going through a
> terminal device, the system does not push partial lines (like prompts)
> through to output. It waits till the end of the line to flush out the output,
> and obviously prompt strings don't come with end-of-lines.
You can set your prompt in the remote shell to include and EOL though. I knew
someone whose prompt looked like this:
{Date + Time} : {hostname} : {full path}
_
Where the _ was the input.
I doubt this would work for the SQL connection though.
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