Remove Line Breaks in Oracle SQL

In Oracle, you can use the REPLACE function to remove line breaks. Here’s how:

SELECT REPLACE(column_name, CHR(10), '') FROM table_name;

In the code above, column_name is the name of the column where we want to remove line breaks, and table_name is the name of the table we want to operate on. CHR(10) represents a line break, and by using the REPLACE function to replace line breaks with an empty string, we can effectively remove them.

To remove spaces after line breaks, you can use the TRIM function within the REPLACE function, as shown below:

SELECT TRIM(REPLACE(column_name, CHR(10), '')) FROM table_name;

The TRIM function in the above code will remove any leading or trailing spaces from the string after removing newline characters.