Command history in SQLplus

Hello,
How I can get sql command histyory in sqlplus. I am using Oracle 9i version 2 on Red Hat 9. Thank you in advance.

iSQL*Plus has a History tab which lists all the commands issued in the current session. Command line SQL*Plus has no history function, other than the command buffer which contains the last command issued.
Alison

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Hi,
is there any command history available inside of sqlplus (or svrmgrl)?
Thank you.

<flame>
i don't think sqlplus has been updated since oracle 5. after all what would separate dba's from the rest of us if we could just the up arrow instead of 1c/this/that blah
next thing your'll be asking for intellegent column widths instead of the set a10 rubbish
what do you think this is postgres?
</flame>

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Solaris10 Command history in $HISTFILE

Solaris 10 Experts
Recently we upgraded our Solaris8 boxes to Solaris 10 ( all except our nfs box which is still Sol8). I have noticed that on the Sol10 boxes the command history is being written to $HOME/.sh_history instead of $HOME/$HISTFILE in a particular scenario.
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Hi,
I am wondering if there is a way to see commands entered by a user in Iseries.
Something like "history" command in unix and linux.
We need something like this. Does anybody know how to see command history?
Best Regards

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