set verify [SQL*PluS] | ||
set verify on set verify off
If verify is
on , SQL*Plus prints two lines for each substituted variable (see
set define).
Storing settings across sessions |
set verify [SQL*PluS] | ||
set verify on set verify off
If verify is
on , SQL*Plus prints two lines for each substituted variable (see
set define).
Storing settings across sessions
Settings (such as verify) can be
stored accross sessions with the glogin.sql and/or login.sql file.
|
set define [SQL*Plus] | ||
set define on set define off set define x set define xset define x specifies the prefix-character for
substitution variables. The default is the ampersand (&).
set define on
Turns on substitution variables.
If
define is set to
on and SQL*Plus finds the current
substituion prefix, it asks for a string to be entered. In the following example, I entered:
this string was entered
Enter value for hello: this string was entered old 1: select '&hello' from dual new 1: select 'this string was entered' from dual 'THISSTRINGWASENTERED' ----------------------- this string was entered
It might be annoying to see the following lines printed by SQL*Plus:
old 1: select '&hello' from dual new 1: select 'this string was entered' from dual
This behavior can be turned off by setting
verify off.
set define off
Turns off substitution variables.
'&HELL ------ &hello |
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