On 14/08/28 7:31, Rich Shepard wrote:
> I have some rows in a table where a column attribute has a newline (\n)
> appended to the string. How do I represent that newline character in a SQL
> statement using psql?
>
> I've tried adding E'\n' to the end of the string but that doesn't work.
>
> Here's what I see when I select distinct for that column:
>
> StarvationCrk+
>
>
> That's a blank line below the name.
>
> TIA,
Not sure what you mean by "doesn't work"; if you want a more precise
rendering of the newline character, the unicode linestyle (suggested
by Tom Lane in the previous thread) should do the trick:
postgres=> \pset linestyle unicode
Line style (linestyle) is unicode.
postgres=> SELECT E'foo\n';
?column?
──────────
foo ↵
(1 row)
Regards
Ian Barwick
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