how to print in next line

[sudhakar_viswa]

Hi everybody,


I have to pass the data to unix.

"hello world" is my input
In unix it should store as hello in one line and world should store in next line

Thx,

[ArndW]

Add a line feed (Char(15)) to your derivation to add a line break.

[sudhakar_viswa]

Hi Arnd,

Thanx for your reply.But it is placing ^o between hello and world.That means hello ^oworld.it is not displaying in new line

[loveojha2]

Char(10) is the linefeed character, try it.

[sekr]

its a char(10)

example :-

col1:char(10):"sam"
in unix o/p is seen like

col1<value>
sam

[ArndW]

My misteak <sic>; the UNIX LF is CHAR(10)

[kcshankar]

Hi sudhakar,
Here is an alternative.
Ereplace(in.Source," ",Char(10))


regards
kcs

[ray.wurlod]

Convert() is more efficient than Ereplace() for single character substitution.

You can gain further efficiency by initializing a stage variable (call it svLF) to Char(10) and not providing a derivation for it for each row. This means that the Char(10) function is evaluated only once.

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Convert(" ", svLF, InLink.TheString)

[sudhakar_viswa]

Thanks to everybody.The problem is solved.i.e char(10)