Dennis Cote wrote:
> You can use the replace() function to strip the newlines from your
> strings. You could replace the newlines with empty strings or with a
> single space. The trick is entering the newlines. You can enter them
> directly in an sql script file.
>
> select
Fred J. Stephens wrote:
> How can I limit the width of column returned by a query?
> In a bash script I am returning an ID, and a text field from a table.
> The text field can be any length, contain newlines, etc. The problems is
> if a row of results contains a new line, the "grid" of rows and
How can I limit the width of column returned by a query?
In a bash script I am returning an ID, and a text field from a table.
The text field can be any length, contain newlines, etc. The problems is
if a row of results contains a new line, the "grid" of rows and columns
is messed up. I can
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