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Latest revision as of 10:20, 4 March 2010
Contents
Purpose
Used to determine whether persistent history will be written to the command.his file
See Also
Error Handling & Debugging, SET DOHISTORY, SET HISTORY
Description
The DB_SAVEHISTORY environment variable / symbol is used to determine whether persistent history will be written to the command.his command history file. If DB_SAVEHISTORY is true, a persistent command history will be written to the command.his file in the current working directory. This command history is not reset or restarted by a new session, but persists across multiple sessions. Previous commands logged to the command.his file can be recalled using the cursor keys at the command line.
If DB_SAVEHISTORY is false, writing and reading of the command.his file is disabled.
Products
Recital
