Re: 11g sqlplus on Windows and ctrl-C
- From: Yechiel Adar <adar666@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 21 May 2009 09:14:38 +0300
When I read your mail I had a feeling that you are not entirely correct.
I checked with sqlplus, 10.2, and found out that the first CTRL+C
terminate the current command and remain in sqlplus.
It is the SECOND CTRL+C that aborts and return to the command prompt.
Adar Yechiel
Rechovot, Israel
Adric Norris wrote:
OK, here's a (hopefully) simple question which has proven to be unduly
frustrating recently...
When running sqlplus.exe under Windows, is there any method to prevent
Ctrl-C from completely terminating the session? On Linux/Unix it only
(at worst) terminates the current command, but under windows it
completely kills sqlplus... dumping you back to the CMD prompt or
closing the window, depending upon how it was started.
I'm already familiar with SQL Developer, but we have a number of
administrative scripts which simply work better under sqlplus, and
therefore still need to fire it up periodically. I'm trying to get
out of the habit of using sqlplusw.exe (although the 10g version is
still an option at present), since it's no longer included as of 11g.
Any suggestions?
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