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Subject:	Re: Oracle SQLPLUS and the latest release Kill a line (control U
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I'm totally frustrated by this. I do not want to have to add this to all the
systems I have since I don't have a development env setup with compilers, I
am finding the shift key doesn't work at all.

I have an older version of cygwin, no problem. Why is it a problem now. Why
would the new code require this, yet the old works fine?

I am finding this new env to be more windows like in a few areas than Nix
like.

What is it that drove the developers to take this action and make it
incompatible with forked processes?



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