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Varchar/delimiter problem 1

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similici

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Nov 15, 2005
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I have a table with a field declared varchar(15,0) .
When I make a statement like "select nume_field from table_name ..." the record returned is

AMI/|? IT 00


but when I'm unloading into a file

("unload to file.txt select nume_field from table_name...")

it looks like this:

AMI/^S|^M? IT 00

How can I lose the Ctrl+S, Ctrl+M characters?

Can you help me?
Thank you .
 
You may use:
sed 's/^M//g' input_file > output_file

Note: ^M is Ctrl+v Ctrl+m
 
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