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Right now to simplify EOL conversions can do the following:
regexp_replace(l_str, '[' || gc_cr || gc_lf || ']+', gc_crlf); where l_str can be a string or a clob. On large files this takes a long time.
regexp_replace(l_str, '[' || gc_cr || gc_lf || ']+', gc_crlf);
l_str
Can do the same thing using:
replace(replace(replace(replace(l_str, gc_crlf, gc_lf), gc_lfcr, gc_lf), gc_cr, gc_lf), gc_lf, gc_crlf); and it's very quick for LOBs.
replace(replace(replace(replace(l_str, gc_crlf, gc_lf), gc_lfcr, gc_lf), gc_cr, gc_lf), gc_lf, gc_crlf);
Create a function that takes in p_str which can be a clob varchar2 as well as desired EOL set (ex: lf) and returns the value.
p_str
lf
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#170 EOL conversion
915782c
martindsouza
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Right now to simplify EOL conversions can do the following:
regexp_replace(l_str, '[' || gc_cr || gc_lf || ']+', gc_crlf);wherel_strcan be a string or a clob. On large files this takes a long time.Can do the same thing using:
replace(replace(replace(replace(l_str, gc_crlf, gc_lf), gc_lfcr, gc_lf), gc_cr, gc_lf), gc_lf, gc_crlf);and it's very quick for LOBs.Create a function that takes in
p_strwhich can be a clob varchar2 as well as desired EOL set (ex:lf) and returns the value.Similar tickets:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: