I have created a PLSQLLoad task (modified the SQLExec.java) to address this
issue. Give it a try. It seems to work well for me.

-Robert Anderson

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Subject: SQL target commits code as single line in oracle



Does anyone know how to get the sql tag to create objects in Oracle with
multiple lines?  The target seems to read in entire files ignoring the line
breaks.

I am running ant on Unix against Oracle 8, when I run the targets and use
toad or sqlplus to view the objects they are on one line.



Michael Medwith
Flagstar Bank
Wholesale Web Development Team
284-312-5959
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