This Problem can be
resolved in multiple ways:
User runs sqlplus from windows
which is installed on a network Problem.
sqlplus tries to write
"afiedt.buf" to a directory on the network to which the user does not
have write privileges.
1) Always run
the SQL Command Line as administrator. as depicted in figure 1.
2) Sometimes we get this error message because we don't
have write permission on the Current directory. Either start sqlplus from
a different directory. So it’s better to create a folder in any place of your computer. For example, we
create a folder in D directory and named it as MyProgr folder.
Go to the Oracle installation directory and browse through
the bin directory to find out the sqlplus file. For example,
the installation location of Oracle 10g is C:\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\10.2.0\server\BIN in our computer as depicted in figure 2. So, we have to go there and find
out sqlplus file. Now, copy this file and past it to the (MyProgr) folder as depicted in Figure 3.
Figure 2: bin source |
3) Open Command Prompt
Set editor=notepad
Open
sqlplus and login with user as in figure 2.
Figure 2: prompt |
4) We get this error message because we don't
have write permission on the current directory. Either start sqlplus from a
different directory, or change the editfile entry in sqlplus:
SQL>set editfile d:/sqledit.sql
In above code, you can use any drive for this and
any file name.
Eg:
SQL>set editfile d:/reddy/sqledit.sql
This above listed Steps will
easily remove the error SP2-0110: Cannot create save file
"afiedt.buf"
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