03-11-2010
Formatting Oracle sqlplus output
a job extracts orcle data into unix as flat file.
a single record breaks into two record in unix flat file. This is the case only for 6 records out of 60 lack records.
(its not single record in two line. but its single record into record. ie., \n come into picture)
can you tell me what would be the problem? how can i make them single record.?
Last edited by radoulov; 03-11-2010 at 10:17 AM..
Reason: Title fixed.
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