line-breaks

I'm new to sql and i'm trying to remove carriage returns and line feeds from a column I imported from a csv file. I'm using the code: SELECT replace(replace(column,CHAR(13),''),CHAR(10),'') FROM table It correctly finds all the CR and LF, but it doesn't update the database. please advise.. thank you in advance! much appreciated. Your query retrieve from your table named TABLE all rows with the column replaced. About UPDATE your database you must use UPDATE command in this way: UPDATE table SET column = replace(replace(column,CHAR(13),''),CHAR(10),'') If you want condition the UPDATE about the

I'm generating some XML documents and when it comes to the address part I have fragments that look like this: <Address>15 Sample St Example Bay Some Country</Address> The XSLT that I have for converting this to XHTML has some funky recursive template to convert newline characters within strings to <br/> tags. This is all working fine; but is it considered "bad practice" to rely on linebreaks within XML documents? If so, is it recommended that I do this instead? <Address><Line>15 Sample St</Line> <Line>Example Bay</Line> <Line>Some Country</Line></Address> Seems like it'd be really awkward to

I have a simple search form I wish to implement using Jade. form input( type="text" size="16" placeholder="Enter your keywords") input( type="button" value="Search") The output is rendered as: <form> <input type="text" size="16" placeholder="Enter your keywords"> <input type="button" value="Search"> </form> This is perfect except that the line-break is causing a space between my button and the search button. I need no space between the textbox and the button. I need the code to render like this: <form> <input type="text" size="16" placeholder="Enter your keywords"><input type="button" value=

How do I force a line break/new line in rst? I don't want it to be a new paragraph (ie. no additional spaces between the lines), I just want the text to start on a new line. Thanks! The line block syntax also worked, and was a bit cleaner: | This is a line | This is another line | Another new line According to the docs for docutils raw role , you can do this: If there just *has* to be a line break here, :raw-html:`<br />` it can be accomplished with a "raw"-derived role. But the line block syntax should be considered first. You will need to define the raw role first: .. role:: raw-html(raw)

I have been searching for a way to insert linebreaks in my code for when I view my source. I am not looking for <br /> Something like the PHP equiv to \n Any ideas on how to do this in ASP? I will be placing this inside a string. There's no way to do it inside a string. You will have to append vbCrLf like so: Response.Write "hello" & vbCrLf & "world" If you want to include it in the string, you could do a replace after like so: output = "hello\nworld" output = Replace(output, "\n", vbCrLf) Response.Write output In addition to the \n method, I have also embedded the HTML tag <BR> and used:

In my build script I'm trying to output the date and SVN revision number to a file in the build directory. I would like the date and revision number on separate line, but can't get a linebreak to output to the file. I've tried all sorts of methods: <echo file="${build.dir}\build.txt">DATE = ${DATE} \r\n \\\r\\\n PHP_EOL</echo> <echo msg="DATE: ${DATE} \r\n \\\r\\\n PHP_EOL 0x0D0A SVN revision: ${svn.lastrevision} . PHP_EOL" file="${build.dir}\build.txt" append="true" /> Has anyone else managed to get a linebreak through to file with Phing? I've looked at the code in phing, and it uses fwrite.

I have the following layout <div style="width:100px"> <div style="width:50%; display: inline-block;"> div1 </div> <div style="width:50%; display: inline-block;"> div2 </div> </div> because in html there's a change-line between closing and opening div (div1 and div2), browsers add a "space" character in place of the line-break which results in having the second div to display underneath the first div. However if you remove the \n between the div1 and div2 then they display next to each other which is the expected behaviour. <div style="width:100px"> <div style="width:50%; display: inline-block;