Re: sqldba on vt100

From: David Marcus <dmarcus_at_notes.cc.bellcore.com>
Date: 1996/02/08
Message-ID: <4fda5v$15o_at_athos.cc.bellcore.com>#1/1

In article <4f86j9$47r_at_csnews.cs.colorado.edu>, zhouf_at_tigger.cs.colorado.edu says...
>
*>In article <31160D92.5A21_at_us1.channel1.com>,
*>Sef Kloninger <sefk_at_us1.channel1.com> wrote:
*>>Michael Ayers wrote:
*>>> hi all, I am brand spanking new to the world of oracle. My boss says

**>>> that I am to become our "expert" though.  Friday, while browsing around


*>>> our system (aix) I found the sqldba program.   I ran it from a vt100

*>>> terminal, it looks very nice with its menus an such.  My question is,

*>>> How do you access these menus with a vt100 terminal?  I tryed all sorts

*>>> of key combinations but nothing seems to work.

*>>

*>>Look up in the docs, but I always ran SQL*DBA with a command line option 

*>>that put it in old-fashioned (V6) character mode.  I seem to remember it 

*>>being something like "-line"  Sorry I can't be more specific.

*>>

*>>       Sef Kloninger

*>>       sefk_at_us1.channel1.com

*>
*>sqldba lomde=y
*>or
*>sqldba mode=line
*>
*>Both work fine.

To get to the menus try the keypad 0. Received on Thu Feb 08 1996 - 00:00:00 CET