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Operating Systems Solaris where can i set editor option to yes Post 302177101 by oracle_sri on Thursday 20th of March 2008 03:52:33 AM
Old 03-20-2008
where can i set editor option to yes

Hi all
I am new to this forum (just registered)
I need help from you guys
Even if it is a basic question please don't hesitate to answer.Any answer will be helpful to me

I am unable to get the previously entered commands by pressing uparrow
When i enered uparrow it is giving ^[[A
I got information from google like we should set the "editor" parameter to "yes"
But i am unable to find where to set this option

Thanks in advance
 

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