Set alias in ubuntu

Create alias ubuntu

sudo nano ~/.bashrc

#at the end of the file, add your alias
alias name_of_alias="your_command"
#save the file

source ~/.bashrc

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Set alias in ubuntu

# First of all open terminal

Ctrl + Alt + T

# Open ~/.bash_aliases by running below command (~/.bash_aliases not ~/.bash_alias)
gedit ~/.bash_aliases 

# Add your alias and save 
alias name_of_alias="command you want to execute"

#close terminal
then open terminal again and check

Linux permanent alias

printf "%s\n" "alias shh='sqlplus hfdora/hfdora@hfd1" >> ~/.bashrc
source ~/.bashrc # for immediate effect

#or add your alias to ~/.bashrc directly

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