Karthik,
Try CHR(13).. I use it all the time to format text output...
Shailesh
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Not very sure about that but I think that you can try finding the ascii
value of the enter key (i.e. a
Not very sure about that but I think that you can try finding the ascii
value of the enter key (i.e. a newline character) and use this value to
identify the enter operation...but do we have an ascii value for a newline
character ...? any ideas, anyone ?
Regards,
Karthik Mohan
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thanks a lot..
one more thing...how to get the value of return key using sql..
i mean using gui data is entered and the user used enter key for next line
so how to get that
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Try this
for leading spaces :
select name,length(name),rtrim(name)
fromora_test
where length(rtrim(ltrim(name))) != length(rtrim(name));
for lagging spaces :
select name,length(name),ltrim(name)
fromora_test
where length(ltrim(rtrim(name))) != length(ltrim(name));
