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| I'm using SQLPlus (on the command line) under Linux.
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| How can I execute previous commands without re-typing them. Usually under
| *nix, I can press the UP Arrow key to toggle previous statements.
As it has been said, '/'
And if you want to change something in the buffer, to avoid you to type
again the whole line, just do :
c/old_string/new_string/
and / to re-execute...
...and it's done ! :-)
-- CJ Marseille, FRANCE (remove '_nospam' for replying)Received on Thu Mar 28 2002 - 15:06:02 CST
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