Oracle9i Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference
Release 1 (9.0.1)

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CRLF

The character sequence carriage-return line-feed. It is the newline sequence commonly used many communication standards.

Syntax

CRLF varchar2(10);

Usage Notes

This package variable defines the newline character sequence commonly used in many Internet protocols. This is the default value of the newline character sequence for write_line(), specified when a connection is opened. While such protocols use <CR><LF> to denote a new line, some implementations may choose to use just line-feed to denote a new line. In such cases, users can specify a different newline character sequence when a connection is opened.

This CRLF package variable is intended to be a constant that denotes the carriage- return line-feed character sequence. Do not modify its value. Modification may result in errors in other PL/SQL applications.


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