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host command in Command Windows
#19843 09/29/05 05:16 PM
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PLSQL Developer opens up the 16bit command.com shell instead of cmd.com (like SQLPlus) when calling host from Command Windows. That results in mutiple interoperability issues. Would be fine to be conform with SQLPlus here.

Or even better: Be able to open up a configurable shell form PLSQL processor being able to test scripts with other command shells liek bash/ksh etc.

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#19844 09/29/05 08:25 PM
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I have added this to the list of enhancement requests.


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[quote]Originally posted by ThomyKay:
PLSQL Developer opens up the 16bit command.com shell instead of cmd.com (like SQLPlus) when calling host from Command Windows. That results in mutiple interoperability issues. Would be fine to be conform with SQLPlus here.

Or even better: Be able to open up a configurable shell form PLSQL processor being able to test scripts with other command shells liek bash/ksh etc.
[/quote]if you use from command window:
"ho(st) cmd" it actually opens cmd

Re: host command in Command Windows
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Installed version 7.0.0 this morning and it's still calling command.com instead of cmd.com or the shell defined in COMSPEC env variable frown

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We'll try to address this is in 7.0.1.


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