Re: DBA*SQL question
Date: 1995/06/23
Message-ID: <3sevbs$1t0_at_pegasus.rutgers.edu>#1/1
tda_at_claus.corp.frame.com (Tassos Anastasiou) writes:
>I just started using sqldba and I have noticed that unlike SQLPLUS,
>it is not possible to edit the current SQL command in that environment.
>In other words, if I type a long sql query in sqldba and I make a mistake,
>I have to retype the whole query again in order to correct the problem.
>My question: is there a way I can edit a query in sqldba without
>retyping the whole thing?
>Thanks
>-
>Tassos Anastasiou Frame Technology Corp.
>Professional Services Consultant 333 West San Carlos Street
>Email: tda_at_frame.com San Jose, CA 95110
>Phone: (408) 975-6105 FAX: (408) 975-6611
try typing it into a file and then executing the file
using _at_xyz
(assuming your file name is xyz.sql).
works on a ATT 3000 (ncr) machine.
raj Received on Fri Jun 23 1995 - 00:00:00 CEST