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    SQLPLUS session disappears !!

    Hi All,

    Here's an unusual one for you.
    I start a SQLPLUSW session on my PC and am running scripts on a database.
    All is okay until a do a DESC on a table.
    At this point the session disappears, as though I'd typed EXIT.

    Anybody else get this, or anyone shed some light ??

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    Hi

    Go to the dos mode of sqlplus and try see what happenes..this could be a bug in the GUI version of sqlplus

    regards
    Hrishy

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    What version of database, client and OS are you running?

    Cheers.

    P.S.: You may find this intresting ...
    http://dbasupport.com/forums/showthr...threadid=26723

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    This wud be interesting to you as i too faced such problems.

    Code:
    SQL> set lines 10000
    SQL> desc table
    
    -- Sql Plus generates errors & windows prompts it would exit.
    
    SQL> set lines 100
    SQL> desc table
    
    -- describes correctly without errors.
    well its because of too much buffer size allocated by setting lines 10000 or even 1000 is also too much enough to genertate errors by windows.....(am not sure)
    or could be bug with SQL Plus.

    Abhay.
    funky...

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    Thanks for the input guys.

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