Wednesday, September 24, 2003, 11:44:44 AM, you wrote:
BM Ive actually began to like sqlplus (opposed to sqlplusw). One good
BM feature is you have your command history using the up arrow like regular
BM shell
Scrolling back to see what you've done is a bit more
problematic, though you can
Hi!
Press F7 in windows command line sqlplus to see history of your sql commands
(it's actually cmd.exe feature). And particularily nice feature is that you
can search the F7 history list, by pressing the first letter of a command -
you'll be navigate to alter command for example if you press a
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Hi!
Press F7 in windows command line sqlplus to see history of your sql commands
(it's actually cmd.exe feature). And particularily nice feature is that you
can search the F7 history list
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Hi!
Press F7 in windows command line sqlplus to see
Does it work even in sqlplus?
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This can be done with ksh as
well. Someone else may
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Monday, September 22, 2003, 5:49:48 PM, you wrote:
PB Losing the pseudo-GUI version would be a a drag, because it's so easy
PB to copy and paste text in it (not so easy in a Windows command prompt).
Yeah, I have to admit, I probably execute more scripts via
cut paste than I do using the @
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