I have a dynamic sql string in a existing procedure. What does the char(10) do?
Set @SelectStr = @SelectStr + ‘ And FC.FCode = ”’ + @FCode + ”” +
CHAR(10)
I have a dynamic sql string in a existing procedure. What does the char(10)
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I have a dynamic sql string in a existing procedure. What does the char(10) do?
Set @SelectStr = @SelectStr + ‘ And FC.FCode = ”’ + @FCode + ”” +
CHAR(10)
CHAR(10)is the character represented by ASCII code 10, which is a Line Feed (\n) so its a new line.(Although its not the windows standard new line which is Carriage Return + Line Feed
CHAR(13)+CHAR(10))In your example its probably just used to make the string more readable when its printed out.