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the_etl_guy
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tMap Expression - Replace Chr(10), Chr(13), Chr(9) With Spaces

Hello everyone,

 

I had to replace hidden characters in  field sourced from MSSQL, though I've already found a working solution I'm curious about something in it.

 

Issue: "\n" in data ending the line in the target file.

Solution: row1.field.replaceAll("\r\n"," ").replaceAll("\n"," ")

For me, the above solution as well as just row1.field.replaceAll("\n"," ") has worked well.

 

I just want to know how the two replaceAll placed one after another actually work.

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manodwhb
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as per the solution, first row1.field.replaceAll("\r\n"," ") will exectue and to the oput of row1.field.replaceAll("\r\n"," ")  is passed to replaceAll("\n"," ") will replace \n to empty string.

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manodwhb
Champion II

as per the solution, first row1.field.replaceAll("\r\n"," ") will exectue and to the oput of row1.field.replaceAll("\r\n"," ")  is passed to replaceAll("\n"," ") will replace \n to empty string.