Hi folks. I am new to bash. I was using korn for long time. One of the feature I really miss is command line vi editing. Here is an example: osql -E -S.<<! select name from sysdatabases go ! This code will connect to sql database and return name of existing db's. If i want to re-run and edit this execution in korn, i would press: Esc, --... untill i see this line of execution. At that time if i press 'v', whole multi line will open in vi editor, where i can edit it and after 'zz', it will execute it. What I can achieve with bash is next: when I run 'set -o vi', i can scroll history file. But it only shows me first line. I can't get it into vi too. Do you know how I can get similar and convenient command line handling in bash as I had one with korn/
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