How to remove new line characters from data rows in mysql?
I can loop through all of the rows in a php script and do
I can loop through all of the rows in a php script and do
From my experiments, it does not appear to do so. If this is indeed true, what is the best method for removing line breaks? I’m currently experimenting with the parameters that TRIM accepts of the character to remove, starting with trimming n
and r
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I can use the MySQL TRIM()
method to cleanup fields containing leading or trailing whitespace with an UPDATE
like so:
I have a MySQL table that I have imported from a CSV file. In this process, a bunch of the entries have quote marks leading and trailing the entry of several data rows. For example the the table ‘example_table’ I have a row called ‘title.’ Some of these titles are written as:
I am trying to do the discounted price logic
I want to remove the first and last word from a string.
How do I, from an output, only select the first 10 words?
For example, I would like to create an array from the elements in this string:
I have a input string like:
I was trying to achieve stripping off some beginning part from a string using php ltrim function. It works fine until it get a i character after colon : . if it find i after colon it simply ignore the i character. I know it can be done with substr or any other way but I want to know why its happening with trim. For example.