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But sure the sqlplus editor really sucks. its a pain in the back.
however, it is possible to integrate sqlplus into the emacs (which i dont like
ether).
and, sqlplus could be as nice as the sql-text thing in ezsql ( www.ezsql.net ),
which does output formated in tables and UNBELIEVEBLE you *can* go back with the
cursor if you mistyped something without deleting the statement (like in
sqlplus)!
Brian Janko wrote:
> In most shell programs, you can use the up & down arrow keys to get back
> your previous commands. However, when I open my shell program to connect to
> SQL Plus, I lose this ability. Does anyone know how to set this up in SQL
> Plus?
>
> Thanks,
> Brian
Received on Wed Jul 25 2001 - 04:52:32 CDT
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