confessing, this is not ubuntu-specific, but SQLite shell-specific. Anyway, maybe one of you out there know some hint. I'm a Linux starter btw...
I'm typing with SQLite and using its shell, accidentally typing the up arrow key. unfortunately there is no history readline functionality linked with it, and no, i can't change that. The shell input is waiting for some end line identified, but probably is in some special escaped-mode.... so my shell session is to perish by me pressing Ctrl+Z. Any other key I tried did not change a thing.
Does anyone have a hint? Can that behaviour be changed so that when pressing those "special"keys of a standard keyboard just happen to do nothing?