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A Doozy of a problem for me
I have a report I need to format into a nice looking fixed length for each column of output
The report looks like this 1. First Query Title First Query syntax (select * from tablea) column1a ,column2a ROWDATA....... ROWDATA....... ROWDATA ...... 2. Second Query Title Second Query syntax (select * from tableb) column1b ,column2b ROWDATA ......................................................,ROWDATA ROWDATA.......................................................,ROWDATA 3. Third Query Syntax Second Query syntax (select * from tablec) column1c ,column2c ROWDATA.................................,ROWDATA ROWDATA.................................,ROWDATA As you can see the column width varies from each query result set. how can I format this report to find the end of each column yes they are all separated by commas and add only one space in order to compact the report. The dots in each row represents a space This one is really tough for me any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks |
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