Also "set history 200" breaks SQLcl:
SQL> set history 200 Invalid set history optionSET HISTORY --------- set
history [FAILS [LIMIT [ n | DEFAULT ] ] | NOFAILS |BLACKLIST [DEFAULT
<command list>?|<command list>?] |LIMIT [n|DEFAULT]] FAILS sets history
command to show failed statements. use limit to limit number of failues
NOFAILS sets history command to not show failed statements BLACKLIST
sets a list of sqlcl commands that can be excluded from the history
LIMIT sets a new max size for the history
Sqlplus has absolutely no problems with "set history 200". Of course,
my developers absolutely love history run <n> and history <n> edit
commands. The two programs are different enough to warrant two different
login.sql initialization files.
Regards
On 6/15/19 1:02 PM, Mladen Gogala wrote:
I am using a brand new Oracle 19c test VM and unfortunately, I am not the only one. Since both SQLcl and sqlplus come with the installation, I opted for sql and have put "set sqlformat ansiconsole" among other things in $ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin/glogin.sql because both sql and sqlplus are reading that file. However, my colleagues are getting an error when they attempt usng sqlplus, so I have removed the offending directive from glogin.sql. Since those tools are diverging more and more, would it be possible to separate the initialization SQL files for both tools?--
This question is primarily for Jeff Smith, the product manager.
Regards