Re: A doubt
Date: 1995/06/12
Message-ID: <3rg8lg$alj_at_Twain.MO.NET>#1/1
When in SQL*PLUS and you type list all you will see is what is currently
in your command buffer. As you can verify by your example your
change command was modiying what was in you command buffer.
Therefore when you subsequently entered the list command again
you saw the current command in the command buffer in its modified
state. The only reason why that I can give you is that it is a
limitation/feature of SQL*PLUS.
George K. Sheppard sends.....
Srinivas K. Karanam (skaranam_at_eng.auburn.edu) wrote: : Hi,
: I am new to this group and also to SQL/SQLPLUS. I have a small doubt.
: The list command is not listing all the previous commands. Why?.
: Below you will find the example to it.
: SQL> list
: 1* select city,country from location
: SQL> change $city$madras$
: 1* select madras,country from location
: SQL> list
: 1* select madras,country from location
: Thanks in advance,
: Karanam.
: e-mail : skaranam_at_eng.auburn.edu
Received on Mon Jun 12 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST