At 11:22 AM +1300 12/5/06, Mark Kirkwood wrote: >In the version I have 'sql' uses '\go' and does not seem to provide anything >to change this (maybe int.lnx/104 changes to ';'?). With the -history_recall >option and using \e I get a (rather rudimentary I must say, sorry) command >line editing.
\go sends the query buffer to the server. You can have as many SQL statements as you can stand in the query buffer, separated by ;. The \e runs whatever editor you have set in your ING_EDIT ingres variable. (try: ingprenv ING_EDIT) It sounds like you are getting ed. (ed is not rudimentary. It is merely primitive.) I haven't tried -history_recall. It appears to be hand-coded rather than using readline. (I would assume for portability, but strangely enough the feature seems to be restricted to Linux.) > >With respect to 'dbaccess' - I should have said 'isql' (dunno how that crept >in...). I would agree that running isql demands a proper TERM_INGRES setup to even be considered. Karl _______________________________________________ Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.ingres.com/mailman/listinfo/users
