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Hello all, I want (using the DBMS_output.put_line) create a table using a oracle package. So, i need to insert a TAB or something in the DBMS_output.put_line-code Does soemone know?? Regards, Andre |
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Hello all, I want (using the DBMS_output.put_line) create a table using a oracle package. So, i need to insert a TAB or something in the DBMS_output.put_line-code Does soemone know?? Regards, Andre The TAB character has ASCII code 9, so CHR(9) can be used: |
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avanrossem (AT) hotmail (DOT) com (Andre) wrote in message news:<4d32d1be.0307152119.68ecaf5b (AT) posting (DOT) google.com>... Hello all, I want (using the DBMS_output.put_line) create a table using a oracle package. So, i need to insert a TAB or something in the DBMS_output.put_line-code Does soemone know?? Regards, Andre I would do the following - use chr(8) - Go back to your school and ask your money back: they didn't learn you anything - Stop posting elementary questions in this and other Oracle forums. This is NOT the place to get free Oracle courses or to be spoon fed. Sybrand Bakker Senior Oracle DBA |
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Relax my friend ... and BTW ... it is CHR(9) ... not 8. |
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On Wed, 16 Jul 2003 08:32:49 -0700, Daniel Morgan damorgan (AT) exxesolutions (DOT) com> wrote: Relax my friend ... and BTW ... it is CHR(9) ... not 8. Next time I will flame the moron in Dutch, so you can't understand it. Sybrand Bakker, Senior Oracle DBA To reply remove -verwijderdit from my e-mail address |
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