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Inserting New Line Characters into Strings in SQL Server
How To Insert New Line Characters into Strings in SQL Server Transact-SQL?
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If you want to break a string into multiple lines, you need to insert new line characters into the string. With some client tools like SQL Server Management Studio, it is not so easy to insert a new line character.
One work around is to use the CHAR(int) function to generated new line character and other special characters with their code values:
The tutorial examples below gives you a good example
PRINT 'Welcome to '+CHAR(10)+'FYIcenter.com'; PRINT CHAR(10); PRINT 'Current date and time is ' +CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), GETDATE()); GO Welcome to FYIcenter.com Current date and time is May 19 2007 7:30PM
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