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Spooling files via UTL_FILE

Asked by jl_forum in Oracle Database

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Hi all, I'm trying to spool a file via a procedure (needs to be this way) and I have a query cursor that runs. The cursor is similar to

select a || b || c from z left outer join y...

to produce multiple records. These records then need to be pushed out into a flat file that is determined by field size. None of this is a problem. However, I always get a carriage return/line feed character at the end of the file. I use utl_file.put_line for every line except the last cursor record where I use utl_file.put. Why am I still getting a CRLF? I'm in a Unix environment. Thanks. Start Free Trial
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