Re: Historyfunktion in sqlplus

No, the closest you can get are some SQLPlus command line commands that let you edit the buffer, which only contains the current/last command entered. This isn't worth the trouble in my book, so I use 'edit'.

To save a history of commands you could manually issue 'save filename append' after each command you wanted to keep. Ugh.

Another option is to use TOAD, either the free one or the professional version, and use it's sql edit window. There is a history of commands button that will show you x number of your last commands. Plus you get all sorts of other features.

<djockheck_at_gauselmann.de> wrote in message news:sqjlm9.36c.ln_at_java.adp-entwicklung.gauselmann.de...
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> Hi,
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> in my bash on red hat 6.3 I've a history-function (cursor-keys). Is such
> a mechanism available in sqlplus too?
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> ciao
> Detlef
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