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Old 11-25-03, 15:08
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how can we set 'VI' editor whil at db2=>
I wanna 'VI' whatever I command I type to modify as in Oracle.
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Old 11-25-03, 15:10
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Re: how can we set 'VI' editor whil at db2=>
soory to elaborate.
I wanna invoke editor from db2 command line..
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Old 11-25-03, 16:36
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Re: how can we set 'VI' editor whil at db2=>
!vi

! - invokes any operating system command from db2 shell
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Old 11-25-03, 16:53
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Re: how can we set 'VI' editor whil at db2=>
sorry!
But I wannna see the last command I typed in buffer.
!vi will just open editor
but I need to see whatever command in buffer so I can make modifications like typo.
In oracle we can say list OR l2 to goto 2'd line (ln= n'th line) in buffer.
Thanks in advance.
Please bear with me if I am not communicating poperly that what I want...
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