Really, write a stored procedure that accepts (text, line_length) and
returns SETOF text. You could even add hyphenation for the appropriate
language if you go that route. For the latter it's probably best to write
it in C so you can link hyphenation libraries to your code.
Another approach that
On 30 Mar 2010, at 11:32, Andrus wrote:
>> Just realised that's not what you're after, but my first point still stands.
>
> Thank you.
> I tried to wrap words at 15 characters using code below.
Really, write a stored procedure that accepts (text, line_length) and returns
SETOF text. You could
Just realised that's not what you're after, but my first point still
stands.
Thank you.
I tried to wrap words at 15 characters using code below.
Issues:
1. Table rows places same word to multiple lines. How to remove them so that
every word appears only in single row?
2. In last select sum(
On 29 March 2010 17:42, Thom Brown wrote:
> 2010/3/29 Andrus
>
> Database column contains large string without line feeds.
>> How to split it with word wrap between words ?
>> I tried to implement word wrap using
>>
>> create temp table test (line char(7));
>> insert into test select repeat('aa
Andrus wrote:
> Database column contains large string without line feeds.
> How to split it with word wrap between words ?
> I tried to implement word wrap using
>
> create temp table test (line char(7));
> insert into test select repeat('aa ',10);
> select * from test;
>
> Expected result is tha
2010/3/29 Andrus
> Database column contains large string without line feeds.
> How to split it with word wrap between words ?
> I tried to implement word wrap using
>
> create temp table test (line char(7));
> insert into test select repeat('aa ',10);
> select * from test;
>
> Expected result is
Database column contains large string without line feeds.
How to split it with word wrap between words ?
I tried to implement word wrap using
create temp table test (line char(7));
insert into test select repeat('aa ',10);
select * from test;
Expected result is that table test contains multiple
