SQL plus pop up message dialog

Dear all,
Did anyone come across any experience like that:
When I execute a SQL statment that may need return a several thousands line in SQLPlus,
If I used SQLPlus version 3.3.4.00 (Oracle 7), a pop up message dialog will come up like
"Query is Executing ..." and a "Cancel" button is available in dialog box also.
However, If I used SQLPlus version 8.0.5 (Oracle 8 or laster), this pop up won't show up anymore.
The pop up is useful if I need to break the process and I just want to know if anything is required to configured on latest SQLPlus to activate this!
Thanks and Regards
Kenneth

The removal of the cancel dialog was an unfortunate side effect
of an internal rewrite of SQL*Plus code in 8.0. The fundamental
problem still persists into 9i and it is not until 9i release 2
(being touted on www.oracle.com) that the iSQL*Plus web interface
(though not the SQL*Plus GUI on Windows) has a cancel button.
This was spoken about on the OTN iSQL*Pus discussion forum a
while back.
-- CJ

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Whereas it works fine using Toad. 4th parameter is for output.
Thanks.

then you can see the value either using print :var or execute dbms_output.put_line(:var)

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