shohelr2003 (1/14/2013)
Dear,I want to insert multiple lines in a single row in SQL Server 2008 R2. I have tried. But it's not working. A table has only one column and it contains information like following.
Name: XYZCell:1325646
Blood: B+
How is it possible? Please help me.
Are you sure it "isn't working"? SSMS will display it in a single line if you have the output showing in a grid. If you change the output to text it will display multiple lines.
create table #MultiRow
(
SomeValue varchar(1000)
)
insert #MultiRow
select 'Name: XYZ
Cell:1325646
Blood: B+'
select * from #MultiRow
drop table #MultiRow
Ctrl+T = Results to Text
Ctrl+D = Results to Grid
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