Command History And Re-Executing Commands - Alcatel Omni Switch/Router User Manual

General User Interface Guidelines

Command History and Re-Executing Commands

The command displays up to 50 commands numbered in order with the most recently
executed command listed last. The following is a typical example of the
In the example above, the
executed most recently. If you want to re-execute the last command, enter two exclamation
points ( ). In the example above, you could re-execute the
at the system prompt.
You can also display a specific number of commands by entering
number less than or equal to the number of commands in the history buffer. For example, if
you entered
in the example above you would see the following:
The also provides several other ways to re-execute earlier commands. For example, you
UI
can re-execute a specific command shown in the
( ) followed by the number to the left of that command shown in the
ple at the beginning of this section, entering
would re-execute the
You can also re-execute a command a set number of commands back by entering an excla-
mation point and a minus sign ( ) followed by that set number of commands back. In the
example at the beginning of this section, entering
would re-execute the
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command is listed last because it is the one that was
command.
command.
command.
command by entering
followed by a
list by entering an exclamation point
list. In the exam-