I was trying to find line breaks and carriage returns in a column in a SQL table and I am not sure about the syntax.
I tried:
SELECT foo FROM test WHERE foo LIKE CHAR(10)
I didn't get any results even though I know that the table should return results. What am I doing wrong?
Using SQL to remove a line feed or carriage return means using the CHAR function. A line feed is CHAR(10); a carriage return is CHAR(13).
SELECT foo FROM test WHERE foo LIKE '%' + CHAR(10) + '%'
Edit: to find all various types of line endings you should probably just check both:
SELECT foo FROM test WHERE foo LIKE '%' + CHAR(10) + '%' OR foo LIKE '%' + CHAR(13) + '%'
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