in the char(10) place it should be work .

For a detailed example, please refer to following link:
http://crackingsiebel.wordpress.com/2010/08/21/oracle-sql-replace-newline-or-linefeed-character/

Please check this solution http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2008/01/08/sql-server-2005-export-data-from-sql-server-2005-to-microsoft-excel-datasheet/

SET @Data = @FNAME
SET @Data = @Data + CHAR(13) + @LName

I also tried \r\n , CHAR(13) + CHAR(10) etc.

Thanx

Could u please help me in this:
I have to convert multiple rows (Record-set as in Table1) returned from a query into a single column data(As in Table2) with line in between the row data and store it to another table.
Is this possible using CR / LF, if yes please let me know how to use the same.

Table1
RowNumber Data
1 A
2 B
3 C
4 D
5 E

Table2
RowNumber Data
1 A
B
C
D
E

Thanks in advance – Lakshmi

I have a question:

If want to do this:

print ‘bla bla’
WAITFOR DELAY ’00:00:10′;
Print ‘ After bla’

And I want something like this:

bla bla

on the screen and after 10 seconds

bla bla After bla

a print prints a CRLF right a way

– Sorry for my poor English and I borrow the words from Hennie de Nooijer

I’m running into a problem related to carriage return, line feeds in converting an application from SS 2005 to SS 2008 R2.

In the earlier version of the app, using SS 2005, I was able store multiple lines of text, each terminated with “CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)” into a text field in a SQL data record.

However I find that with SS 2008 R2, the field doesn’t seem to actually store the characters, but converts them to spaces?

This happens both with in my VB code and when I try it directly in the SS Management Studio. Doesn’t seem to matter if the target field is type TEXT (now deprecated) or VARCHAR(MAX).

Following is an example of what I mean:

INSERT INTO [adminSLOT].[dbo].[ProcessLogs]
([SessionID]
,[UserID]
,[LogText])
VALUES (
CONVERT(varchar(22),GETDATE())
,’Me’
,’This is one line of code.’ + CHAR(13) + CHAR(10) + ‘Here is another.’ + CHAR(13) + CHAR(10) + ‘Third and last line.’)

It works in 2005, but not in 2008R2?

I do not have source code.

To make the help more readable, I have used CR / LF to create new paragraphs.

I do not like embedding control characters in fields, it can cause problems for people who come after me.

Is there a better or standard way to do this or must I use CR / LF

I am sending email using sp_send_dbmail.
My @msg variable is set as

set @msg= @msg + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘By: ‘ + @ReportedBy + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘On: ‘ + cast(getdate() as varchar(50)) + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘With Ticket Number :’ + @TicketNumber + char(10)+ char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘Of Department:’ + @Department + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘For Module:’ + @Module + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘of Error Type:’ + @ErrorType + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘Having Priority:’ + @Priority + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘With Short Text: ‘ + @TicketShortText +’.'+ char(10)+ char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘Please do not respond to this mail, as it was automatically generated.’ + char(10)+ char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘Best Wishes From’ + char(10)
set @msg= @msg + ‘System Administrator’

it is showing in sql as
Hello,

The Following Ticket has been changed.
By: Sandeep Vaidya
On: Jan 11 2011 3:49PM
With Ticket Number :10004

Of Department:Information Technology
For Module:IT
of Error Type:Customization
Having Priority:Low
With Short Text: Testing To All Changes.

Please do not respond to this mail, as it was automatically generated.

Best Wishes From
System Administrator

But in email as
Hello, The Following Ticket has been changed. By: Sandeep Vaidya On: Jan 11 2011 3:43PM With Ticket Number :10004 Of Department:Information Technology For Module:IT of Error Type:Customization Having Priority:Low With Short Text: Testing To All Changes. Please do not respond to this mail, as it was automatically generated. Best Wishes From System Administrator

Thanks in advance
Please advise.

Pankaj Phukane