hi all,
o/p
"hellohow are u " : parameter
this parameter need to be print in next line
like
hello how are
parameter
how to achive this ?
o/p is seq file how get data into in newline
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o/p is seq file how get data into in newline
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Most Windows files use <CR><LF> as the line separator. All you need to do is to add those to characters to your line and it will ensure a line break.
A Derivation such as "'Hello how are you ':CHAR(13):CHAR(10):#ParameterName#" will do this.
(Please note, I corrected the original CHAR() defintions; the first post had them listed incorrectly )
A Derivation such as "'Hello how are you ':CHAR(13):CHAR(10):#ParameterName#" will do this.
(Please note, I corrected the original CHAR() defintions; the first post had them listed incorrectly )
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I thought I had remembered it correctly but did a quick check in the BASIC PDF document before posting and managed to look at the octal column by mistake and managed to get the post wrong. I wouldn't have caught the error if another person hadn't posted the exact same question in a separate thread and discovered the mistake for me...
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This post is very similar to that post - but you can't use Convert() because Windows uses more than one character as its line termination.
Create a stage variable called svCRLF as described in that post to gain some efficiency.
Create a stage variable called svCRLF as described in that post to gain some efficiency.
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