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04-15-2008
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Unable to create alias
I am using Solaris 9 machine. I am unable to create any aliases.
I gave the following command: alias ls='ls -ltr' It did nt give any errors. But next time, I use ls, it is working simply as ls but not like ls -ltr. I am not having admin permissions. Is it the reason. 
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04-15-2008
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Are you invoking another shell before executing next ls command?
You can put this alias command in your .profile. It should work everytime.
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