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Substitiution varibles concatenated by backslash
#20833 01/05/06 07:45 PM
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In the command window of PLSQL Dev (V5.0.3 ... V7.0.0

Re: Substitiution varibles concatenated by backslash
#20834 01/05/06 10:01 PM
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You will first need to execute:

SET ESCAPE OFF

Otherwise the \ will be treated as the escape character. This should be the same in SQL*Plus.


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Thank you very much for this hint. So only the default settings seem to be different between sql*plus and the command window in plsql-dev.
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#20836 01/06/06 08:48 PM
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Not according to the SQL*Plus documentation:
[quote]SET ESCAPE
Defines an escape character you can use before the substitution character. The escape character instructs SQL*Plus to treat the substitution character as an ordinary character rather than as a request for variable substitution. The default escape character is a backslash (\).[/quote]Maybe it's a SQL*Plus bug?


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