Kevin Wang <kevinpgcl...@gmail.com> writes:
> As you know, we can use the UP arrow key to get the previous command to
> avoid extra typing. This is a wonderful feature to save the lives of every
> DBA. However, if I type the commands like this sequence: A, B, B, B, B, B,
> B, as you can see, B is the last command I execute.
> But if I try to get command A, I have to press the UP key 7 times. I think
> the best way is: when you press the UP key, plsql should show the command
> that is different from the previous command, so the recall sequence should
> be B -> A, not B -> B -> ... -> A. Then I only press the UP key 2 times to
> get command A.
This is driven by libreadline, not anything we control. I have
seen the behavior you describe in some other programs, so I wonder
whether it's configurable.
> Another requirement is: could we use / to repeat executing the last command
> in plsql just like sqlplus in Oracle?
I'm pretty certain you can configure this for yourself with readline.
regards, tom lane
