Send CR/LF using UTL_FILE?

Brian,
Did you try this?

utl_file.putf(out_file,'\n/\n');

Thanks
Mohan

You can use the one defined in UTL_TCP package:  UTL_TCP.CRLF

Hi,
Use UTL_FILE.PUT_LINE

actually there are 2 method UTL_FILE.PUT to print the line on the same line and UTL_FILE.PUT_LINE to print the line and and line break.
Thx

BrianWren, you can PUT and PUT_LINE. However, there is a different:

Use of PUT_LINE will flush the buffer to file and generate a new line
PUT just puts tring to the buffer. You then need to use FFLUSH  to generate a carriage return and flush the contents the buffer to the file after using the UTL_FILE.PUT procedure.

You also can use PUTF()

Hope this helps

I actually asked the wrong question...
(End of a long day...)

What I want to know how to do is send a form feed, 0x0C.

(I fooled myself as well.  I really did try to manually write 0x0D 0x0A to a file.  
 I actually have been using PUT_LINE, and came to this point where I need to
 generate a page.)

aHEm...
  ¯¯

Using UTL_FILE, how can I send a form-feed (0x0c) to a file?

I really apologize for being boneheaded.  
If anyone has an answer to the way to send a FormFeed, i'd really like to know the answer.

CHR() was what I needed to know.

I am a VB programmer, so I knew about CHR(), but I thought Oracle's substitute for that was TO_CHAR(), and I could find no way to make TO_CHAR() act like Chr$() [from VB].

Thanks!