I have a long query that I'd like to replace the , with a carriage return to put all the fields on their own line but I can't figure out how to do it in the editor. It wont be fool proof, but better than doing it by hand.
I have a long query that I'd like to replace the , with a carriage return to put all the fields on their own line but I can't figure out how to do it in the editor. It wont be fool proof, but better than doing it by hand.
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按热度按时间pod7payv1#
CTRL+H
Expand the Find options and tick the Use Regular Expressions checkbox.
fxnxkyjh2#
do a find/replace. you want to find a
,and replace with a,\n(new line). to use\ncheck the box at the bottom called "Use:" and then from the dropdown choose "Regular expressions".v7pvogib3#
Check the 'Use regular expressions', search ro
\,and replace it with,\na11xaf1n4#
In SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS), use the find/replace box with the "Use Regular Expressions" box selected and replace , (comma character) with ,\r\n (comma carriage return line feed.)
The \r represents the escaped carriage return CHAR(13) character and the \n represents the escaped linefeed CHAR(10) character.
If you're doing the opposite of removing/replacing CR/LF characters you'll need to consider your file format. Some file types use only CR, others use only LF, and most Windows formats use CR + LF. So you may need to play with the replace of \r\n with just \r or just \n for those different formats.
3npbholx5#
In management studio 2017 there is a button with a little gear and square, if you hover over it it reads "Use Regular Expression". Select this and enter
,for the find and,\nfor the replace.ioekq8ef6#
I used Jason Punyon's answer, but needed to use
\r\ninstead of\n.I was trying to replace carriage return followed by a comma with just a comma. So I ended up using Ctrl + H, clicking the 'Use Regular Expressions' box, then:
Find
\r\n,Replace with
,