Re: ROSGRNT SQL errors

1. Try start in place of run in sqlplus.
2. Use the stty -a command to see which symbolic name is associated with the @ character, and then set it to something else, such as:

   stty kill ^x

Anyway, I don't think that sqldba understands the "accept" verb.

Sqlplus understands @ and start as just about the same (although start handles arguments differently and works for deeply nested "starts").

Good luck. When you determine the terminal special character settings that you prefer, you can include them in .login, .profile, .cshrc, or .kshrc so they get run when you log in. Ask your sys admin where the best place is for your site and default shell. The other option is to create an executable or "dot-able" file for each terminal emulation type that you may be logging in with and choose one on when you log in.

Mark W. Farnham
mwf_at_coat.com Received on Wed Feb 28 1996 - 09:16:54 CST