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Hi,
  in sqlplus you can run the last command that is still in it's buffer.  To see
what it holds,
  sql> list

  to run it again,
  sql> /

   hth,
cindy

Legend wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> Is it possible to recall a previous command to execute again or recall a
> previous command to edit and then execute in a sqlplus/svrmgrl session?
>
> What I ususally do is use my mouse cut-n-paste the previous command to a new
> line, but I found it annoying. Could someone suggest a better solution for
> me?
>
> I am running all these queries and commands within a telnet/ssh session to
> Oracle.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Benny