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Can you give an example? Thanks.

Thanks for your info. You are correct but I do not understand why. Both sh and bash are using /bin/bash. I thought they should act the same.

-> type sh
sh is hashed (/bin/sh)
-> ls -lt /bin/sh...

alias OH='cd ${ORACLE_HOME}' is in both .bash_profile and .bashrc.
-> echo $HOME;alias OH
/home/oracle
alias OH='cd ${ORACLE_HOME}'
after following command:
-> sh
-> ...

I setup alias on my .bash_profile. It works very will until I did another sh on command prompt. I typed alias on new shell and all the definitions did not carry over. How to correct this? Thanks in...

Cool. You are the men and thank you for help.

Thanks for response. It is exactly what I want. Is it possible to have highlight or color code the keyword on output?

I like to display 5 lines before and after find some keywork (i.e. error).

Thanks in advance