Nice question, is there any zsh implementation for HP-UX?
Thanks.
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Luis Campos de Carvalho
DBA Oracle - FARMASA

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Assunto: Re: Arrows key in UNIX for command history ...



> Hi all,
> Does anyone know what settings I need to set so I can use the arrow
> keys to scroll thru the command history just like how you do so in
> MS-DOS? Thanks in advance ...
>

for the shell, ZSH is the most powerful, but you need a good .zshrc.

If you are an unix beginner, use bash, simplest.

Verify that ~/.bash_history is writable by the current user if you want
persistent history.

If you want history in sqlplus, you can use rlwrap
(http://utopia.knoware.nl/~hlub/uck/rlwrap/)
or
gqlplus
(http://gqlplus.sourceforge.net/)

Regards

Kuon


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