INPUT
Inserts one or more lines of text into the buffer. The lines are inserted after the current line.
I[NPUT] [text]where:
- I[NPUT]
Is the command, which may be abbreviated to I. When you issue the INSERT command with no text after it, SQL*Plus puts you in insert mode, allowing you to type as many lines as you like. These are all inserted into the buffer following the current line. Press ENTER on a blank line to terminate insert mode.
- text
Is the text you want to insert. Use this if you are only inserting one line.
INPUT, and all the other editing commands, are described in Chapter 2.
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