This is a discussion on Re: Newbie: Can't get HISTORY, EDIT or RUNCMD working within the DB2 forums, part of the Database Server Software category; --> Thanks, it seems we are only at fix pack 1 here (linux). ;-) cio Derek. PM (pm3iinc-nospam) wrote: > ...
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| Thanks, it seems we are only at fix pack 1 here (linux). ;-) cio Derek. PM (pm3iinc-nospam) wrote: > 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@waterwerks.com.au> a �rit dans le message de > news:3f3c8407@mail.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. |