Get a list of these SET options in sql*plus with the command:
SQLPLUS> HELP SET
ARRAY[SIZE] {15|n}
Fetch size (1 to 5000) the number of rows that will be retrieved in one go.
AUTO[COMMIT] {OFF|ON|IMM[EDIATE]|n}
Autocommit commits after each SQL command or PL/SQL block
AUTOP[RINT] {OFF|ON}
Automatic PRINTing of bind variables.(see PRINT)
AUTOT[RACE] {OFF|ON|TRACE[ONLY]} [EXP[LAIN]] [STAT[ISTICS]]
Display a trace report for SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements
EXPLAIN shows the query execution path by performing an EXPLAIN PLAN.
STATISTICS displays SQL statement statistics.
Using ON or TRACEONLY with no explicit options defaults to EXPLAIN STATISTICS
BLO[CKTERMINATOR] {.|c|OFF|ON}
Set the non-alphanumeric character used to end PL/SQL blocks to c
CMDS[EP] {;|c|OFF|ON}
Change or enable command separator - default is a semicolon (;)
COLSEP { |text}
The text to be printed between SELECTed columns normally a space.
ECHO {OFF|ON}
Display commands as they are executed
EMB[EDDED] {OFF|ON}
OFF = report printing will start at the top of a new page.
ON = report printing may begin anywhere on a page.
ESC[APE] {\|c|OFF|ON}
Defines the escape character. OFF undefines. ON enables.
FEED[BACK] {6|n|OFF|ON}
Display the number of records returned (when rows >= n )
OFF (or n=0) will turn the display off
FLU[SH] {OFF|ON}
Buffer display output (OS)
(no longer used in Oracle 9)
HEA[DING] {OFF|ON}
print column headings
HEADS[EP] {||c|OFF|ON}
Define the heading separator character (used to divide a column heading onto > one line.)
OFF will actually print the heading separator char
see also: COLUMN command
LIN[ESIZE] {150|n}
Width of a line (before wrapping to the next line)
Earlier versions default to 80, Oracle 9 is 150
MARK[UP] HTML [ON|OFF]
[HEAD text] [BODY text] [TABLE text]
[ENTMAP {ON|OFF}][SPOOL {ON|OFF}]
[PRE[FORMAT] {ON|OFF}]
Output HTML text, which is the output used by iSQL*Plus.
NEWP[AGE] {1|n}
The number of blank lines between the top of each page and the top title.
0 = a form feed between pages.
NULL text
Replace a null value with 'text'
The NULL clause of the COLUMN command will override this for a given column.
NUMF[ORMAT] format
The default number format.
see COLUMN FORMAT.
NUM[WIDTH] {10|n}
The default width for displaying numbers.
PAGES[IZE] {14|n}
The height of the page - number of lines.
0 will suppress all headings, page breaks, titles
PAU[SE] {OFF|ON|text}
press [Return] after each page
enclose 'text' in single quotes
SERVEROUT[PUT] {OFF|ON} [SIZE n] [FOR[MAT] {WRA[PPED] WOR[D_WRAPPED] TRU[NCATED]}]
whether to display the output of stored procedures (or PL/SQL blocks)
i.e., DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE
SIZE = buffer size (2000-1,000,000) bytes
SHOW[MODE] {OFF|ON}
Display old and new settings of a system variable
SQLBL[ANKLINES] {ON|OFF}
Allow blank lines within an SQL command. reverts to OFF after the curent command/block.
SQLC[ASE] {MIX[ED]|LO[WER]|UP[PER]}
Convert the case of SQL commands and PL/SQL blocks
(but not the SQL buffer itself)
SQLCO[NTINUE] {> text}
Continuation prompt (used when a command is continued on an additional line using a hyphen -)
SQLN[UMBER] {OFF|ON}
Set the prompt for the second and subsequent lines of a command or PL/SQL block.
ON = set the SQL prompt = the line number.
OFF = set the SQL prompt = SQLPROMPT.
SQLP[ROMPT] {SQL>|text}
Set the command prompt.
SQLT[ERMINATOR] {;|c|OFF|ON}
Set the char used to end and execute SQL commands to c.
OFF disables the command terminator - use an empty line instead.
ON resets the terminator to the default semicolon (;).
SUF[FIX] {SQL|text}
Default file extension for SQL scripts
TAB {OFF|ON}
Format white space in terminal output.
OFF = use spaces to format white space.
ON = use the TAB char.
Note this does not apply to spooled output files.
The default is system-dependent. Enter SHOW TAB to see the default value.
TERM[OUT] {OFF|ON}
OFF suppresses the display of output from a command file
ON displays the output.
TERMOUT OFF does not affect the output from commands entered interactively.
TI[ME] {OFF|ON}
Display the time at the command prompt.
TIMI[NG] {OFF|ON}
ON = display timing statistics for each SQL command or PL/SQL block run.
OFF = suppress timing statistics
TRIM[OUT] {OFF|ON}
Display trailing blanks at the end of each line.
ON = remove blanks, improving performance
OFF = display blanks.
This does not affect spooled output.
SQL*Plus ignores TRIMOUT ON unless you set TAB ON.
TRIMS[POOL] {ON|OFF}
Allows trailing blanks at the end of each spooled line.
This does not affect terminal output.
UND[ERLINE] {-|c|ON|OFF}
Set the char used to underline column headings to c.
VER[IFY] {OFF|ON}
ON = list the text of a command before and after replacing substitution variables with values.
OFF = dont display the command.
WRA[P] {OFF|ON}
Controls whether to truncate or wrap the display of long lines.
OFF = truncate
ON = wrap to the next line
The COLUMN command (WRAPPED and TRUNCATED clause) can override this for specific columns.
Script example
/*
Multiple line comments
Can go between these delimiters
*/
SET TERM OFF
-- TERM = ON will display on terminal screen (OFF = show in LOG only)
SET ECHO ON
-- ECHO = ON will Display the command on screen (+ spool)
-- ECHO = OFF will Display the command on screen but not in spool files.
-- Interactive commands are always echoed to screen/spool.
SET TRIMOUT ON
-- TRIMOUT = ON will remove trailing spaces from output
SET TRIMSPOOL ON
-- TRIMSPOOL = ON will remove trailing spaces from spooled output
SET HEADING OFF
-- HEADING = OFF will hide column headings
SET FEEDBACK OFF
-- FEEDBACK = ON will count rows returned
SET PAUSE OFF
-- PAUSE = ON .. press return at end of each page
SET PAGESIZE 0
-- PAGESIZE = height 54 is 11 inches (0 will supress all headings and page brks)
SET LINESIZE 80 (use 10000 pref)
-- LINESIZE = width of page (80 is typical)
SET VERIFY OFF
-- VERIFY = ON will show before and after substitution variables
-- Start spooling to a log file
SPOOL C:\TEMP\MY_LOG_FILE.LOG
--
-- The rest of the SQL commands go here
--
SELECT * FROM GLOBAL_NAME;
SPOOL OFF
SQL*Plus commands
The following commands can be issued in SQL*Plus (in addition to the standard SQL commands.)
@pathname Run an SQL Script (START)
@MyScript.sql parameter1 parameter2 parameter3
In the SQL-Script, refer to the parameters as &1, &2, and &3.
@@pathname Run a nested SQL Script.
@variable A substitution variable
@@variable A substitution variable valid for the session
/ Execute (or re-execute) commands in the SQL*Plus buffer
does not list commands before running
ACCEPT User input
ACC[EPT] variable [NUM[BER]|CHAR|DATE] [FORMAT format]
[DEFAULT default] [PROMPT text|NOPROMPT] [HIDE]
APPEND Add text to the end of the current line in the buffer.
A[PPEND] text_to_add
BREAK Specify where and how formatting will change.
BREAK ON {column|expr|ROW|REPORT} action
BTITLE Place and format a title at the bottom of each page.
BTITLE printspec [text|variable]
BTITLE [OFF|ON]
CHANGE Change text on the current line.
C /oldval/newval
CLEAR Clear the SQL*Plus screen and the screen buffer.
CLEAR {BREAKS|BUFFER|COLUMNS|COMPUTES|SCREEN|SQL TIMING}
COLUMN Change display width of a column.
COMPUTE Calculate and display totals.
CONNECT Connect to a database as a specified user.
connect username/password@SID
COPY Copy data from a query into a table (local or remote)
DEFINE User variables:
DEFINE varName = String
Display a user variable
DEFINE varName
Display all variables
DEFINE
DEL Delete the current line in the SQL buffer
DESC[RIBE] Describe a table, column, view, synonym, function
procedure, package or package contents.
DISCONNECT Logoff (but don't exit)
EDIT Load the SQL*Plus buffer into an editor.
By default, saves the file to AFIEDT.BUF
EXECUTE Run a single PLSQL statement
EXEC :answer := EMP_PAY.BONUS('SMITH')
EXIT [n] Commit, logoff and exit (n = error code)
EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
GET file Retrieve a previously stored command file
HELP topic Topic is an SQL PLUS command or HELP COMMANDS
HOST Execute a host operating system command
HOST CD scripts
INPUT Edit sql buffer - add line(s) to the buffer
LIST n m Edit sql buffer - display buffer lines n to m
For all lines - specify m as LAST
PAUSE message Wait for the user to hit RETURN
PRINT variable List the value of a bind variable or REF Cursor (see VARIABLE / SHOW)
PROMPT message Echo a message to the screen
REMARK REMARK comment or --comment-- or /* comment */
RUN Execute (or re-execute) commands in the SQL*Plus buffer
Lists the commands before running
RUNFORM Run a SQL*Forms application
SAVE file Save the contents of the SQL*Plus buffer in a command file
SAVE file [CRE[ATE] | REP[LACE] | APP[END]]
SET Display or change SQL*Plus settings
SHOW List the value of a system variable (see PRINT)
SHUTDOWN [ABORT | IMMEDIATE | NORMAL | TRANSACTIONAL]
SPOOL file Store query results in file
SPOOL OFF Turn off spooling
SPOOL OUT sends file to printer
SQLPLUS Start SQL*Plus and connect to a database.
STA[RT] Run an SQL Script (see @)
STARTUP [NOMOUNT|MOUNT|OPEN]
TIMING Record timing data TIMING {START |SHOW |STOP}
see CLEAR TIMING
TTITLE Define a page title
UNDEFINE Delete a user/substitution variable UNDEFINE varName (see DEFINE)
VARIABLE Define a bind variable (Can be used in both SQLPlus and PL/SQL)
VAR[IABLE] [variable {NUMBER|CHAR|CHAR(n)|REFCURSOR}]
A RefCursor bind variable can be used to reference PL/SQL cursor variables in stored procedures.
PRINT myRefCursor
EXECUTE somePackage.someProcedure(:myRefCursor)
VARIABLE on its own will display the definitions made.
WHENEVER OSERROR Exit if an OS error occurs
WHENEVER SQLERROR Exit if an SQL or PLSQL error occurs
SQL*Plus Prompt:
To display the currently connected UserName and SID, instead of just SQL>;
SET sqlprompt '>_user:&_connect_identifier >; '
Add the line above to the file: $ORACLE_SID/sqlplus/admin/glogin.sql (this tip requires Oracle 10g or greater)
Editing SQL scripts in SQL*Plus
To run your operating system's default text editor from the SQL*Plus command-line type Edit:
SQL > EDIT
The variable _EDITOR, may be used to setup a preferred text editor, for example, define vi as the SQL*Plus editor:
DEFINE _EDITOR = vi
or define Metapad.exe as the SQL*Plus editor:
DEFINE _EDITOR = Metapad.exe
Include an editor definition like the above in your user profile (login.sql) or site profile ($ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin/glogin.sql) so that it is always enabled when you start SQL*Plus.
To create a new script with a text editor, enter EDIT followed by the name of the new file:
SQL > EDIT myscript.sql
The new file will be created in the current directory (wherever you started SQL*Plus)
When you save the script with the text editor, it is saved back into the same file.
You must include a semicolon at the end of each SQL command and a slash (/) on a line by itself after each PL/SQL block in the file.
You can include multiple SQL commands and PL/SQL blocks in a script.
In addition to external editors it is also possible to use the (rather limited) set of editing commands within SQL*Plus itself.
A text Append text at the end of the current line
C/old/new Change old to new in the current line
C/text Delete text from the current line
DEL Delete the current line
L List all lines in the SQL buffer
CLEAR BUFFER Delete all lines
Example
set markup html on
set pages 50000
set serveroutput off
set feedback off
set echo off
set trimspool off
SQLPLUS> HELP SET
ARRAY[SIZE] {15|n}
Fetch size (1 to 5000) the number of rows that will be retrieved in one go.
AUTO[COMMIT] {OFF|ON|IMM[EDIATE]|n}
Autocommit commits after each SQL command or PL/SQL block
AUTOP[RINT] {OFF|ON}
Automatic PRINTing of bind variables.(see PRINT)
AUTOT[RACE] {OFF|ON|TRACE[ONLY]} [EXP[LAIN]] [STAT[ISTICS]]
Display a trace report for SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements
EXPLAIN shows the query execution path by performing an EXPLAIN PLAN.
STATISTICS displays SQL statement statistics.
Using ON or TRACEONLY with no explicit options defaults to EXPLAIN STATISTICS
BLO[CKTERMINATOR] {.|c|OFF|ON}
Set the non-alphanumeric character used to end PL/SQL blocks to c
CMDS[EP] {;|c|OFF|ON}
Change or enable command separator - default is a semicolon (;)
COLSEP { |text}
The text to be printed between SELECTed columns normally a space.
ECHO {OFF|ON}
Display commands as they are executed
EMB[EDDED] {OFF|ON}
OFF = report printing will start at the top of a new page.
ON = report printing may begin anywhere on a page.
ESC[APE] {\|c|OFF|ON}
Defines the escape character. OFF undefines. ON enables.
FEED[BACK] {6|n|OFF|ON}
Display the number of records returned (when rows >= n )
OFF (or n=0) will turn the display off
FLU[SH] {OFF|ON}
Buffer display output (OS)
(no longer used in Oracle 9)
HEA[DING] {OFF|ON}
print column headings
HEADS[EP] {||c|OFF|ON}
Define the heading separator character (used to divide a column heading onto > one line.)
OFF will actually print the heading separator char
see also: COLUMN command
LIN[ESIZE] {150|n}
Width of a line (before wrapping to the next line)
Earlier versions default to 80, Oracle 9 is 150
MARK[UP] HTML [ON|OFF]
[HEAD text] [BODY text] [TABLE text]
[ENTMAP {ON|OFF}][SPOOL {ON|OFF}]
[PRE[FORMAT] {ON|OFF}]
Output HTML text, which is the output used by iSQL*Plus.
NEWP[AGE] {1|n}
The number of blank lines between the top of each page and the top title.
0 = a form feed between pages.
NULL text
Replace a null value with 'text'
The NULL clause of the COLUMN command will override this for a given column.
NUMF[ORMAT] format
The default number format.
see COLUMN FORMAT.
NUM[WIDTH] {10|n}
The default width for displaying numbers.
PAGES[IZE] {14|n}
The height of the page - number of lines.
0 will suppress all headings, page breaks, titles
PAU[SE] {OFF|ON|text}
press [Return] after each page
enclose 'text' in single quotes
SERVEROUT[PUT] {OFF|ON} [SIZE n] [FOR[MAT] {WRA[PPED] WOR[D_WRAPPED] TRU[NCATED]}]
whether to display the output of stored procedures (or PL/SQL blocks)
i.e., DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE
SIZE = buffer size (2000-1,000,000) bytes
SHOW[MODE] {OFF|ON}
Display old and new settings of a system variable
SQLBL[ANKLINES] {ON|OFF}
Allow blank lines within an SQL command. reverts to OFF after the curent command/block.
SQLC[ASE] {MIX[ED]|LO[WER]|UP[PER]}
Convert the case of SQL commands and PL/SQL blocks
(but not the SQL buffer itself)
SQLCO[NTINUE] {> text}
Continuation prompt (used when a command is continued on an additional line using a hyphen -)
SQLN[UMBER] {OFF|ON}
Set the prompt for the second and subsequent lines of a command or PL/SQL block.
ON = set the SQL prompt = the line number.
OFF = set the SQL prompt = SQLPROMPT.
SQLP[ROMPT] {SQL>|text}
Set the command prompt.
SQLT[ERMINATOR] {;|c|OFF|ON}
Set the char used to end and execute SQL commands to c.
OFF disables the command terminator - use an empty line instead.
ON resets the terminator to the default semicolon (;).
SUF[FIX] {SQL|text}
Default file extension for SQL scripts
TAB {OFF|ON}
Format white space in terminal output.
OFF = use spaces to format white space.
ON = use the TAB char.
Note this does not apply to spooled output files.
The default is system-dependent. Enter SHOW TAB to see the default value.
TERM[OUT] {OFF|ON}
OFF suppresses the display of output from a command file
ON displays the output.
TERMOUT OFF does not affect the output from commands entered interactively.
TI[ME] {OFF|ON}
Display the time at the command prompt.
TIMI[NG] {OFF|ON}
ON = display timing statistics for each SQL command or PL/SQL block run.
OFF = suppress timing statistics
TRIM[OUT] {OFF|ON}
Display trailing blanks at the end of each line.
ON = remove blanks, improving performance
OFF = display blanks.
This does not affect spooled output.
SQL*Plus ignores TRIMOUT ON unless you set TAB ON.
TRIMS[POOL] {ON|OFF}
Allows trailing blanks at the end of each spooled line.
This does not affect terminal output.
UND[ERLINE] {-|c|ON|OFF}
Set the char used to underline column headings to c.
VER[IFY] {OFF|ON}
ON = list the text of a command before and after replacing substitution variables with values.
OFF = dont display the command.
WRA[P] {OFF|ON}
Controls whether to truncate or wrap the display of long lines.
OFF = truncate
ON = wrap to the next line
The COLUMN command (WRAPPED and TRUNCATED clause) can override this for specific columns.
Script example
/*
Multiple line comments
Can go between these delimiters
*/
SET TERM OFF
-- TERM = ON will display on terminal screen (OFF = show in LOG only)
SET ECHO ON
-- ECHO = ON will Display the command on screen (+ spool)
-- ECHO = OFF will Display the command on screen but not in spool files.
-- Interactive commands are always echoed to screen/spool.
SET TRIMOUT ON
-- TRIMOUT = ON will remove trailing spaces from output
SET TRIMSPOOL ON
-- TRIMSPOOL = ON will remove trailing spaces from spooled output
SET HEADING OFF
-- HEADING = OFF will hide column headings
SET FEEDBACK OFF
-- FEEDBACK = ON will count rows returned
SET PAUSE OFF
-- PAUSE = ON .. press return at end of each page
SET PAGESIZE 0
-- PAGESIZE = height 54 is 11 inches (0 will supress all headings and page brks)
SET LINESIZE 80 (use 10000 pref)
-- LINESIZE = width of page (80 is typical)
SET VERIFY OFF
-- VERIFY = ON will show before and after substitution variables
-- Start spooling to a log file
SPOOL C:\TEMP\MY_LOG_FILE.LOG
--
-- The rest of the SQL commands go here
--
SELECT * FROM GLOBAL_NAME;
SPOOL OFF
SQL*Plus commands
The following commands can be issued in SQL*Plus (in addition to the standard SQL commands.)
@pathname Run an SQL Script (START)
@MyScript.sql parameter1 parameter2 parameter3
In the SQL-Script, refer to the parameters as &1, &2, and &3.
@@pathname Run a nested SQL Script.
@variable A substitution variable
@@variable A substitution variable valid for the session
/ Execute (or re-execute) commands in the SQL*Plus buffer
does not list commands before running
ACCEPT User input
ACC[EPT] variable [NUM[BER]|CHAR|DATE] [FORMAT format]
[DEFAULT default] [PROMPT text|NOPROMPT] [HIDE]
APPEND Add text to the end of the current line in the buffer.
A[PPEND] text_to_add
BREAK Specify where and how formatting will change.
BREAK ON {column|expr|ROW|REPORT} action
BTITLE Place and format a title at the bottom of each page.
BTITLE printspec [text|variable]
BTITLE [OFF|ON]
CHANGE Change text on the current line.
C /oldval/newval
CLEAR Clear the SQL*Plus screen and the screen buffer.
CLEAR {BREAKS|BUFFER|COLUMNS|COMPUTES|SCREEN|SQL TIMING}
COLUMN Change display width of a column.
COMPUTE Calculate and display totals.
CONNECT Connect to a database as a specified user.
connect username/password@SID
COPY Copy data from a query into a table (local or remote)
DEFINE User variables:
DEFINE varName = String
Display a user variable
DEFINE varName
Display all variables
DEFINE
DEL Delete the current line in the SQL buffer
DESC[RIBE] Describe a table, column, view, synonym, function
procedure, package or package contents.
DISCONNECT Logoff (but don't exit)
EDIT Load the SQL*Plus buffer into an editor.
By default, saves the file to AFIEDT.BUF
EXECUTE Run a single PLSQL statement
EXEC :answer := EMP_PAY.BONUS('SMITH')
EXIT [n] Commit, logoff and exit (n = error code)
EXIT SQL.SQLCODE
GET file Retrieve a previously stored command file
HELP topic Topic is an SQL PLUS command or HELP COMMANDS
HOST Execute a host operating system command
HOST CD scripts
INPUT Edit sql buffer - add line(s) to the buffer
LIST n m Edit sql buffer - display buffer lines n to m
For all lines - specify m as LAST
PAUSE message Wait for the user to hit RETURN
PRINT variable List the value of a bind variable or REF Cursor (see VARIABLE / SHOW)
PROMPT message Echo a message to the screen
REMARK REMARK comment or --comment-- or /* comment */
RUN Execute (or re-execute) commands in the SQL*Plus buffer
Lists the commands before running
RUNFORM Run a SQL*Forms application
SAVE file Save the contents of the SQL*Plus buffer in a command file
SAVE file [CRE[ATE] | REP[LACE] | APP[END]]
SET Display or change SQL*Plus settings
SHOW List the value of a system variable (see PRINT)
SHUTDOWN [ABORT | IMMEDIATE | NORMAL | TRANSACTIONAL]
SPOOL file Store query results in file
SPOOL OFF Turn off spooling
SPOOL OUT sends file to printer
SQLPLUS Start SQL*Plus and connect to a database.
STA[RT] Run an SQL Script (see @)
STARTUP [NOMOUNT|MOUNT|OPEN]
TIMING Record timing data TIMING {START |SHOW |STOP}
see CLEAR TIMING
TTITLE Define a page title
UNDEFINE Delete a user/substitution variable UNDEFINE varName (see DEFINE)
VARIABLE Define a bind variable (Can be used in both SQLPlus and PL/SQL)
VAR[IABLE] [variable {NUMBER|CHAR|CHAR(n)|REFCURSOR}]
A RefCursor bind variable can be used to reference PL/SQL cursor variables in stored procedures.
PRINT myRefCursor
EXECUTE somePackage.someProcedure(:myRefCursor)
VARIABLE on its own will display the definitions made.
WHENEVER OSERROR Exit if an OS error occurs
WHENEVER SQLERROR Exit if an SQL or PLSQL error occurs
SQL*Plus Prompt:
To display the currently connected UserName and SID, instead of just SQL>;
SET sqlprompt '>_user:&_connect_identifier >; '
Add the line above to the file: $ORACLE_SID/sqlplus/admin/glogin.sql (this tip requires Oracle 10g or greater)
Editing SQL scripts in SQL*Plus
To run your operating system's default text editor from the SQL*Plus command-line type Edit:
SQL > EDIT
The variable _EDITOR, may be used to setup a preferred text editor, for example, define vi as the SQL*Plus editor:
DEFINE _EDITOR = vi
or define Metapad.exe as the SQL*Plus editor:
DEFINE _EDITOR = Metapad.exe
Include an editor definition like the above in your user profile (login.sql) or site profile ($ORACLE_HOME/sqlplus/admin/glogin.sql) so that it is always enabled when you start SQL*Plus.
To create a new script with a text editor, enter EDIT followed by the name of the new file:
SQL > EDIT myscript.sql
The new file will be created in the current directory (wherever you started SQL*Plus)
When you save the script with the text editor, it is saved back into the same file.
You must include a semicolon at the end of each SQL command and a slash (/) on a line by itself after each PL/SQL block in the file.
You can include multiple SQL commands and PL/SQL blocks in a script.
In addition to external editors it is also possible to use the (rather limited) set of editing commands within SQL*Plus itself.
A text Append text at the end of the current line
C/old/new Change old to new in the current line
C/text Delete text from the current line
DEL Delete the current line
L List all lines in the SQL buffer
CLEAR BUFFER Delete all lines
Example
set markup html on
set pages 50000
set serveroutput off
set feedback off
set echo off
set trimspool off
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