>I am trying to insert some data into a SQL Server table. One of the columns is a VARCHAR column with the possiblity of having some carriage return and line feed characters. The problem is that on a line that ends with a backslash followed by the carriage return and line feed characters, the backslash is being truncated. How can I preserve the backslash character?
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>Here is a sample. Note the "crlf" characters are the actual carriage return and line feed characters, not acutal "c" "r" "l" "f" characters.
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>Source:
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>This is a test\crlf
>This is the second line.
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>The actual data after insert:
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>This is a test
>This is the second line.
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PRB: Proper Handling of the Escape Sequence \ < cr > < lf >
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/164291/en-us
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