Use the standard '\n' to represent CR. I tried that and it skipped over it.. So I have had to replace it at DataTable level..
(18 Feb '17, 16:49)
gchq
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Just noticed - had the slash the wrong way round! Good way to spend a Saturday going round in circles :-(
(18 Feb '17, 16:51)
gchq
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The \n escape sequence represents \x0a which is a line feed. The carriage return character is \x0d. See ASCII codes here. SELECT CAST ( '\n' AS BINARY ); '\x0A' ------ 0x0a
(19 Feb '17, 08:15)
Breck Carter
FWIW, here's more on the CR/LF discussion (as your VB.Net code does use both of them, as well):
(20 Feb '17, 02:48)
Volker Barth
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