1.SQLPROMPT:改变SQL*PLUS界面上的提示符。 SET SQLPROMPT '_CONNECT_IDENTIFIER >':使用实例名作为界面提示符。 SET SQLPROMPT "_USER>":使用用户名作为界面提示符。 SET SQLPROMPT "_USER '@' _CONNECT_IDENTIFIER>":使用用户名和实例名作为界面提示符。 SET SQLPROMPT "_USER_PRIVILEGE>":使用当前用户名以...
EXECUTE procedure_name 23.在sql*plus中连接到指定的数据库 CONNECT user_name/passwd@db_alias 24.设置每个报表的顶部标题 TTITLE 25.设置每个报表的尾部标题 BTITLE 26.写一个注释 REMARK [text] 27.将指定的信息或一个空行输出到屏幕上 PROMPT [text] 28.将执行的过程暂停,等待用户响应后继续执行 PAUSE [...
Next, SQL*Plusdisplays the SQL*Plus command prompt: SQL> The SQL*Plus command prompt indicates that SQL*Plus is ready to accept your commands. If SQL*Plus does not start, you should see a message to help you correct the problem.
or line number prompt in SQL * Plus command line, or use slash ( / ) in the iSQL * Plus Workspace. The buffer has no command history and does not record SQL * Plus commands. 例子:如下图所示: -- -5 ACCEPT SQL > HELP ACCEPT ACCEPT可以修改既有变量,也可定义一个新变量并等待用户输入...
You use the SQLPLUS command at the operating system prompt to start SQL*Plus: SQLPLUS [ [Options] [Logon] [Start] ] where: You have the option of entering logon. If you do not specify logon but do specify start, SQL*Plus assumes that the first line of the script contains a valid ...
index则列出了前当sqlplus下有所可用命令 system@CNMMBO> help HELP --- Accesses this command line help system. Enter HELP INDEX or ? INDEX for a list of topics. In iSQL*Plus, click the Help button to display iSQL*Plus online help. You can view SQL*Plus resources at http://otn.oracle...
The SQL*Plus column command supports a variety of formatting features. These are not included in the support here. Column support in SQL Developer 2.1 relates to input variable as shown in the example below. column global_name new_value gname select user global_name from dual; prompt '&...
system@CNMMBO>selectcount(*)from help;COUNT(*)---978--直接在命令提示符下输入help,则给出SQL*plus help的用法:HELP|?[topic]--help index or?index则列出了当前sqlplus下所有可用命令 system@CNMMBO>helpHELP---Accessesthiscommand line help system.EnterHELPINDEXor?INDEXfora listoftopics.In iSQL*Plu...
After you login into SQL*Plus, at the SQL prompt, you can begin typing any SQL command. Upon hitting return (i.e., enter key) the SQL prompt will change to line number prompts. When you are finished typing a command, type / or RUN to execute the SQL command. Also, a semicolon ...
Sets the prompt for the second and subsequent lines of a SQL command or PL/SQL block. SET SUF[FIX] {SQL | text} Sets the default file that SQL*Plus uses in commands that refer to scripts. SET TI[ME] {ON | OFF} Controls the display of the current time. ...