java showing oracel chr(10)

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hello every body ...
I'm working on a java-oracle program , I have an oracle function that returns a clob which is the result of appending a group of Strings (of type nvarchar2) ...
in oracle function I'm separating values using CHR(10) to make a new line , check this

'a' || chr(10) || 'b'

this works in oracle , I mean it looks like

a
b

But in my java application when I retrieve this value returned from oracle function it appears

ab

does anyone have any idea about what to do to make a new line ?

Posted 10-Oct-12 5:51am

mido_h_89

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DaveAuld 10-Oct-12 12:08pm

\n ?

[no name] 10-Oct-12 16:12pm

Not long enough to be a solution?

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Jörgen Andersson · Answer 1 · 2012-10-10T10:04:00

What's your environment?
If it's windows you'll need to use 'a' || chr(13) || chr(10) || 'b'.

chr(13) is carriage return (CR) and chr(10) is linefeed (LF).
In a unix system chr(10) is enough, while on windows you need both CR and LF.
To make it more fun you used just CR on Mac OS up to version 9