Use sqlplus return output & quot; ^ H & quot; in X-manager to solve the problem. x-managersqlplus

Use sqlplus return output "^ H" in X-manager to solve the problem. x-managersqlplus

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After using xmanager to remotely connect to the linux system, sqlplus finds that the deletion key is garbled as follows:

Solution:

Method 1:

[Root @ bjbank ~] # Vi. bash_profile

-- Add stty erase ^ H

#. Bash_profile

# Get the aliases and functions

If [-f ~ /. Bashrc]; then

.~ /. Bashrc

Fi

# User specific environment and startup programs

PATH = $ PATH: $ HOME/bin

Export PATH

Unset USERNAME

Stty erase ^ H

[Root @ bjbank ~] # Source. bash_profile

Modify the instruction sent by the delete key, which corresponds to the preceding modification and uses ^ H as the clear command.

Of course, you can temporarily execute stty erase ^ H in the middle end without adding environment variables.

This is because the GNU readline library cannot be used in sqlplus.

For more information about the GNU readline library, see the link:

Http://blog.csdn.net/huangyanlong/article/details/45875661

Next, you need to change the send keys of delete and backspace in xmanage against the environment variables as follows:

The following figure shows the effect:

Make some garbled characters in sqlplus, as follows:

Try the delete key, as shown below:

The settings are complete.

 

Method 2:

Another temporary method is to manually add the ctrl key when using the delete key (backspace) to manually implement the delete function.

 

Summary:

Solve the garbled problem in sqlplus:

1. Add stty erase ^ H to. bash_profile;

2. Temporary method: press CTRL + Backspace or # stty erase ^ H

 

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