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            is Input Buffer in SQL*Plus? - June 27, 2009 
            at 11:00 AM What is Input Buffer in 
            SQL*Plus?  Input buffer feature of the command-line SQL*Plus tool allows a 
            revision of multiple-line command and rerunning it with a couple of 
            simple commands. The last SQL statement is always stored in the 
            buffer. Commands: LIST:  Displays the last executed SQL statement in the 
            buffer RUN OR ";"    Runs the SQL statement in the buffer 
            again. CLEAR BUFFER:    Removes the SQL statement in the 
            buffer INPUT line     Adds a new line into the 
            buffer APPEND text     Appends more text to the last 
            line in the buffer DEL         Deletes one 
            line from the buffer CHANGE /old/new      Replaces 'old' text 
            with 'new' text in the buffer By default, input buffer is always turned on 
            in SQL*Plus. 
             Also readSQL*Plus is an interactive and batch query tool, it gets 
            installed with every Oracle Database Server or Client 
            installation............. The SET command can be used to change the settings in the 
            SQl*PLUS environment : SET AUTOCOMMIT OFF: Turns off the auto-commit 
            feature, SET FEEDBACK OFF............ The behaviour of SQL PLUS depends on some environmental variables 
            predefined in the OS: ORACLE_HOME: This variable stores the home directory where the Oracle client.............. 
               
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