Chr (10)

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• How to send chr$ (195) in Labview (MAX)

  I have an old Philips DMM which needs re - calibrate using the GPIB commands.  I need to send a string starting with CHR$ (195).  I have a GPIB-USB-HS interface and run Labview 9.  To get going me I was using the measurement and automation tool.  Sorry, it's a newbie question, but I can't find the answer.  Thank you

  Jeremy

  It is quite simple to do in LabVIEW, as shown by the examples given.

  But MAX, you can go to the VISA, VI test panel write screen.  Hold down the ALT key while you type 0195 keypad.

• Chr (44) to replace the commas separating the arguments of a function?

  In Oracle SQL, it is possible to replace the commas between the arguments of the function with chr (44)?  A simple example with substr():

  substr ("yyyy", 1, 1) - the result is 'a '.

  vs

  substr ("aaaa" chr (44) 1 chr (44) 1)-this should also return 'a '.

  Is there a way to make the second example works the same way as the first?  I tried different techniques escaping, string concat, etc., and I failed.  Is there a method to replace the comma (",") the character of the way I'm looking for or is this impossible?

  Thank you

  N °

  The Analyzer seeks commas, not for other things you as a human being assimilated by a comma.

• Result of text SQL with Chr (10) (line break) NOT carried over to the HTP. P Javascript Mailto

  [4.2.1.00.08 Express application.]

  Hello, Super gurus!

  Maybe I am still not able to wrap my head around quotes and concatenations, as in this post Re: Mailto PL/SQL block with window.location.href, I would like to ask for your help again.

  I can't get a NEW LINE character to work in my htp.p & javascript.

  Full article: it is an extension of what I worked on, as shown in the link above.  This time, I called a request similar, as shown below, of my 'after Submit PL/SQL anonymous block ' process:

  DECLARE
  TYPE emp_aat IS TABLE OF THE emp % ROWTYPE;
  l_employees emp_aat;
  v_result varchar2 (5000): = ";
  BEGIN
  SELECT *.
  LOOSE COLLECTION l_employees
  WCP
  ORDER BY ename;

  BECAUSE me in 1... l_employees. COUNTY
  LOOP
  v_result: = v_result | l_employees (i) .ename | ' -  '
  || ' Job: ' | l_employees (i) .job | ' ';
  || Chr (10);
  END LOOP;
  Dbms_output.put_line (v_result);
  END;

  The above works well with the Chr (10), where each outcome starts on a new line:

  ADAMS - job: CLERK

  ALLEN - job: SALESMAN

  BLAKE - job: MANAGER

  CLARK - job: MANAGER

  Further down on my PL/SQL block process, the problem I have is that I can not get the v_result is displayed as you like, with the new line:

  HTP.p ("< body > '");

  HTP.p ("< script type =" text/javascript "> '");

  HTP.p ('window.location.href = "mailto:" |) v_logged_on_user_email | ';'

  ||'? "subject = salary increase Request"

  |' & cc ='

  || v_hr_email

  ||';'

  |' & body = '
  ||' \n "

  ||' Two hundred per cent increase for these people to chance! "

  ||' \r\n "

  || v_result

  ||'";'

  );

  HTP.p ("< /script >" ");

  HTP.p ("< /body >" ");

  As a matter of fact, these '\n' and '\r\n' above do seem to not work at all.  And the body of my email has just 1 big piece:

  ADAMS - job: COMMITTED ALLEN - job: SALESMAN BLAKE - job: MANAGER CLARK - job: MANAGER

  Issues related to the:

  -Should I replace "Chr (10)" in my SQL query with something so that javascript would recognize?

  -How is "\n" does not work as expected?

  Please let me know if I did something wrong with the foregoing, and that can be done to correct it.

  Thank you very much!

  It is a HTML problem, you will get best responses from stackoverflow.

  Try % OA

  HTML - mailto link several lines of body - Stack Overflow

• Purpose of | Chr (10) | in PL\SQL Code below

  Hello people:

  I have a simple question.  In the code below, what is the purpose of

  || Chr (10) |

  online 08?  Why the whole string can't simply be placed in single quotes without the . Chr (10):?

  for c1 in (select cust_email
               from demo_customers
              where customer_id = :P201_CUSTOMER_ID) loop
    if c1.cust_email is not null then
      HTMLDB_MAIL.SEND(
        P_TO       => c1.cust_email,
        P_FROM     => c1.cust_email,
        P_BODY     => 'Your order has been received and '||chr(10)||
          'will be processed shortly.',
        P_SUBJ     => 'Order Number '||:P201_ORDER_ID||' received.');
    END IF;
  end loop;
  

  Thanks for your help and have a nice day.

  You can use this ASCII value in any programming language.

  Please refer to: ASCII - what is it and why I care? Communications of Tela

• Help to replace the chr (160)

  Hello

  I work in the Application Express 4.2.4.00.08 and I am looking to replace a 160 character (hard spaces), and I used this function:

  Replace (('473400'), chr (160), 'y')

  But this feature does not work, I also tried with the translation, but not work.

  Someone can help me.

  Thank you.

  I put your query in the Appex sql and commands return the character is 49824

  
  

  I have change my query by:

  Select Replace ('473400', Chr (49824), 'y') of the double

  This query works.

  Thank you.

  Kind regards.

• Chr (10) does not?

  Hello-

  I am writing a procedure that returns a large (clob) of dynamic sql.

  To make it readable, I'm trying to insert carriage returns or line feeds the text, although they do not work.

  Basically, I have a large chain with "\n" where I want to carriage returns, then try to run REPLACE (input_string, '\n', Chr (10)) to create the output, but it does not remove the part "\n" in the chain.

  I also tried Chr (13) and Chr (13) | Chr (10), although in the same direction.

  In fact, running small business as a sql command (in sqldeveloper) did the same thing:

  Select REPLACE (' line 1\nline 2', '\n', Chr (10)) twice;

  line 1line 2

  or even just...

  Select ' line 1' | Chr (10) | "line 2" from dual; "."

  line 1line 2

  I'm sure this used to work in Oracle - or I do something wrong?  I use exadata - does it affect the syntax?

  Thank you very much!

  Are you an error?

  May be you are posting the output and see it in a single line.

  This works perfectly for me. I use SQL Developer, and he shows it in one line. But if you take the copy from here and paste it into Notepad, you would see it in two different lines.

  Check it out, if not already done.

  Ishan

• Special Chr (189) characters and characterset is NOT correctly displayed on the page

  I have a 1/2 special character, stored in the database (Select chr (189) Anom double ;))
  I read (using the PL/SQL) special characters from a text file and insert into one table.
  
  Select dline from MyTable (I see the 1/2 in the table).
  
  Problem is I can't get the 1/2 for display on a web page. On the contrary, it appears as "A"?
  
  How can I get special characters (IE > 127) is displayed correctly on the web page?
  
  I'm using classic ASP.
  I put
  < meta http-equiv = "Content-Type" content = text/html"; Charset = UTF-8 ">"
  
  I tried to do a convert (I tried in many ways, this is just 1 example)
  
  mySql = "dline Select convert (dline,'WE8ISO8859P15 ','WE8MSWIN1252 ') from myTable"
  
  
  My version:
  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - production
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  "CORE 10.2.0.4.0 Production."
  AMT for 32-bit Windows: release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
  
  My game:
  -WE8MSWIN1252 NLS_CHARACTERSET
  -NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET AL16UTF16
  
  
  NLS_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
  NLS_TERRITORY AMERICA
  NLS_CURRENCY $
  NLS_ISO_CURRENCY AMERICA
  NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS.,.
  WE8MSWIN1252 NLS_CHARACTERSET
  NLS_CALENDAR GREGORIAN
  NLS_DATE_FORMAT DD-MON-RR
  NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE AMERICAN
  NLS_SORT BINARY
  NLS_TIME_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM
  NLS_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT-DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM
  NLS_TIME_TZ_FORMAT HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
  NLS_TIMESTAMP_TZ_FORMAT DD-MON-RR HH.MI. SSXFF AM TZR
  NLS_DUAL_CURRENCY $
  BINARY NLS_COMP
  NLS_LENGTH_SEMANTICS BYTES
  NLS_NCHAR_CHARACTERSET AL16UTF16
  NLS_NCHAR_CONV_EXCP FAKE
  NLS_RDBMS_VERSION 10.2.0.4.0
  
  TIA
  Steve42
  
  Published by: Steve42 on May 13, 2013 15:19

  Hello Steve,.

  This is the forum for the tool {forum: id = 260}.
  Please mark this question as answered, while others know that they can ignore it. Then validate again in {forum: id = 75}.

  Concerning
  Marcus

• replacement of Chr (13) in the Apex report

  Hello
  
  I have documents that are returned with CARRIAGE RETURN / CHR 13/CHR10 how can I replace these new characters line when these records are displayed on a report?
  
  Apex 4.1.1
  Oracle 11g 2,
  
  Thank you all.

  Gor_Mahia wrote:
  fac586,
  OK this is what I did... in the header html of the page for that region, I added

  
  because NOTES is the id of the column i want to effect as below
  
  Notes
  

  any idea?

  Have you created a static region ID for the region of report? Is - this really static-region-id? The static region ID must be a valid HTML identifier and must be something meaningful for this region. The static region ID is then used as an ID selector in the descendant selector to identify the required within this region column:

  /*
    Static region ID is "foo"
  */
  
  

• Chr (9), Chr (10), elimination of the Chr (13)

  Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.5.0 - Prod
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.5.0 - Production
  CORE Production 10.2.0.5.0
  AMT for Linux: Version 10.2.0.5.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.5.0 - Production
  
  Hi, I have a lot of tables that their data contain characters chr (9), Chr (10), Chr (13) and I want to delete them.
  My question is where is it better to put the code to perform this task?
  
  Thank you in advance.

  Two things here.

  (1) you need to re-conciliation script to update the existing data: (which may be provided outside the batch - examine parallelism here - jobs to launch simultaneously to different tables at the same time.)
  (2) in my opinion, should be a process that replicates the ETL databases as we put it in stage and table base.
  Your intermediate table gets data in raw format, you'll use oracle code to clean up the data in the table in step and then insert them in the final tables, or Basic, this process eventually you may even load these incorrect records in the table (optional) tablename_err

  Triggers can also solve this problem, but if your base tables are subject to the DTF then it would inhibit execution.
  Again, it is compared to the model of your database.

  See you soon,.
  Manik.

• Script to fix the line terminators Chr (13) | CHR (10)

  Hi all
  
  I try to analyse incoming data to ensure that the line terminators are the used by Windows: Chr (13) | CHR (10). The information is within a CLOB.
  In my tests, I asked the value into a Varchar2 and has done to detect the differences:
  
  FOR loop_counter in 1... l_len
  Loop
  C_Char: = Substr (S_Value, Loop_Counter, 1);
  Dbms_Output.put_line ('Char' | loop_counter |': ' |) C_Char);
  END LOOP;
  
  I can see Chr (13) | Chr (10) with this and also make a logic to replace.
  
  My Question is:
  How do I effectively detect when there's only Chr (13) and then proceed in Chr (13) | CHR (10).
  I intend to put this code on a trigger.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Mijail o. T.
  
  Published by: 914451 on March 20, 2012 06:35

  914451 wrote:
  Given that the filtering is greedy the above model will include the character following the Chr (13) and it will be lost. Already tested that.

  He is lost, because you did not include \1 in your replacement: Chr (13) | Chr (10) | » \1'
  This has nothing to do with greedyness of regular expressions. Gluttony comes in pla when multy tank of wildcards (+ and *) are used. And don't forget: \1 needs () in the model of looking for work!

  Also the opinion it must be more complicated because it must match to replace:
  Chr (13) OR Chr (10) but NOT Chr (13) | CHR (10)

  If you had red a few resources on regular expressions, you should have found the logical or (|).
  The example given with the knowledge that the number in \1 matches the consecutive number of all the braces of opening in the model of all research it should be easy to combine the serch and replace the model you need.

  Good bye
  DPT

• Need to remove whitespace and Chr (10) start and end of string

  Hi all
  I have a requirement where I need to remove all the spaces and characters to carriage return JUST to THE beginning and the end of the string to preserve those within the chain
  

  e.g. string is like 
  SELECT '  This is first Line '||chr(10)||' This is second line.  '||chr(10)||'  ' Input_String, 
         REPLACE('  This is first Line '||chr(10)||' This is second line.  '||chr(10)||'  ',' ','#') spaces_replaced,
         REPLACE(REPLACE('  This is first Line '||chr(10)||' This is second line.  '||chr(10)||'  ',' ','#'),chr(10),'@') carriage_returns_replaced,
         'This is first Line '||chr(10)||' This is second line.' Expected_String
  FROM DUAL;

  The expected output is expected_string on top of the query column.
  If I try with ltrim, rtrim, functions I need to write several combinations for first trimming Chr (10) and then spaces or first delete the spaces and then Chr (10) etc.
  
  Is it possible to do this using regular expressions? Help, please.
  Thanks in advance!

  If I try with ltrim, rtrim, functions I need to write several combinations for first trimming Chr (10) and then spaces or first delete the spaces and then Chr (10) etc.

  As Solomon, the two [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/functions096.htm#SQLRF00664] has already shown you LTRIM and RTRIM [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11882_01/server.112/e17118/functions160.htm#SQLRF06104] delete a character set of the designated part of the string.
  What many combinations did you have in mind?

  Concerning

  Etbin

• Gah! Web site has the function which replaces Chr (10) with spaces

  Hello, everyone.

  I'm working on a site that has a function that will automatically replace all Chr (10) with spaces when a form is present. I can't prevent this being used.

  When a form with a textarea component is present, line all the jumps are replaced by spaces, destroying the formatting of what was originally submitted.

  When you pull of the text from a database, how are we going to rebuild line breaks and the restoration of the formatting?

  Thank you

  ^_^

  Optionally, use javascript to replace the lf characters before the form is submitted.  Replace all the lf characters with some other characters that you can later (on the side Server) replace in any character you want.

  I really don't like this solution, but it could work.  It feels good for me because it's just a hack to work around the problem.  I agree with Adam because I would try to remove the offending first software.  Or at least to stop depriving the lf characters.  Is - configurable as to what replaces it?

• CHR (13) /CHR (10) /CHR (9)

  What is CHR (13), CHR (10), CHR (9)?
  
  How its used in oracle sql... (insert one in a table and retrieve the table)? Please help me? +

  Chr (9) - horizontal tab

  Chr (10) - line break

  Chr (13) - carriage return.

  You can use them in the record of this kind,

  INSERT INTO table_name (columne_name)
  VALUES ('ABC' || CHR (9) || 'DEF' || CHR (10) || 'GHI' || CHR (13) || 'JKL')
  

  Here is the full list of ascii values

  http://www.asciitable.com/

  G.

• REGEXP replace several Chr (10) by simple Chr (10)

  Hello
  
  I can replace multiple spaces with a space
  

  SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE('#  #','( )* ',' ') x FROM dual;
  X
  ---
  # #

  But how can I replace several CR?

  SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE('#'||CHR(10)||CHR(10)||'#','('||CHR(10)||')* ',CHR(10)) x FROM dual;

  does not work. How should I write the model?
  
  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  Concerning
  Marcus

  example:

  with t as (
            select '#'||CHR(10)||CHR(10)||'#' str from dual union all
            select rpad('#',10,chr(10))||'#' from dual
            )
  SELECT str
        ,REGEXP_REPLACE(
                          str
                         ,CHR(10)||'+'
                         ,CHR(10)
                         ) x
  FROM t
  

  Kind regards
  Malakshinov Sayan