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db2 => ? history or db2 => ? edit Documentation reports this as a fixpack2 feature. Verify your db2 level. prompt>db2level DB21085I Instance "DB2" uses "32" bits and DB2 code release "SQL08012" with level identifier "02030106". Informational tokens are "DB2 v8.1.2.169", "s030508", "WR21318", and FixPak There has to be at least one command in the buffer to edit it. db2 connect... list tables for schema syscat history edit 1 ... If you're running windows, verify the editor executable is in the path. os-prompt>start wordpad.exe or os-prompt>start notepad.exe Did you use something like db2set DB2_CLP_EDITOR=notepad.exe If it still doesn't work, try specifying the full path. PM "Derek Clarkson" <dclarkson (AT) waterwerks (DOT) com.au> a �rit dans le message de news:3f3c8407 (AT) mail (DOT) netspeed.com.au... Hi all, Read about these commands in the DB2 manual for editing previously entered commands when in interactive mode(Db2 =>). On our system they don't seem to exist. executing "? command" does not list them amongst the commands available and typing them in returns DB2 generic "can't find it" error. Have we missed something or is something not installed ? cio Derek. |
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