[Oracle] returns the CHR function of Oracle

Return result of the CHR function: Return string, which contains the specified characterCodeRelated characters.

The CHR ("0") is a string of 0 characters.

CHR ("1 ")

CHR ("2 ")

CHR ("3 ")

CHR ("4 ")

CHR ("5 ")

CHR ("6 ")

CHR ("7") Ring

CHR ("8") Return

CHR ("9") tab (horizontal tab)

CHR ("10") line feed

CHR ("11") tab (vertical tab)

CHR ("12") form feed

CHR ("13") Press enter chr (13) & CHR (10) Press enter and line feed combination

CHR ("14 ")

CHR ("15 ")

CHR ("16 ")

CHR ("17 ")

CHR ("18 ")

CHR ("19 ")

CHR ("20 ")

CHR ("21 ")

CHR ("22 ")

CHR ("23 ")

CHR ("24 ")

CHR ("25 ")

CHR ("26") End

CHR ("27") disconnects from pause break

CHR ("28 ")

CHR ("29 ")

CHR ("30 ")

CHR ("31 ")

CHR ("32") Space

CHR ("33 ")!

CHR ("34 ")"

CHR ("35 ")#

CHR ("36") $

CHR ("37") %

CHR ("38 ")&

CHR ("39 ")'

CHR ("40 ")(

CHR ("41 "))

CHR ("42 ")*

CHR ("43") +

CHR ("44 "),

CHR ("45 ")-

CHR ("46 ").

CHR ("47 ")/

CHR ("48") 0

CHR ("49") 1

CHR ("50") 2

CHR ("51") 3

CHR ("52") 4

CHR ("53") 5

CHR ("54") 6

CHR ("55") 7

CHR ("56") 8

CHR ("57") 9

CHR ("58 "):

CHR ("59 ");

CHR ("60") <

CHR ("61") =

CHR ("62")>

CHR ("63 ")?

CHR ("64 ")@

CHR ("65")

CHR ("66") B

CHR ("67") c

CHR ("68") d

CHR ("69") E

CHR ("70") f

CHR ("71") g

CHR ("72") h

CHR ("73") I

CHR ("74") j

CHR ("75") k

CHR ("76") L

CHR ("77") m

CHR ("78") N

CHR ("79") O

CHR ("80") P

CHR ("81") q

CHR ("82") r

CHR ("83") S

CHR ("84") T

CHR ("85") u

CHR ("86") V

CHR ("87") W

CHR ("88") x

CHR ("89") y

CHR ("90") Z

CHR ("91 ")[

CHR ("92 ")\

CHR ("92 ")\

CHR ("93")]

CHR ("94") ^

CHR ("95 ")_

CHR ("96 ")'

CHR ("97")

CHR ("98") B

CHR ("99") c

CHR ("100") d

CHR ("101") E

CHR ("102") f

CHR ("103") g

CHR ("104") h

CHR ("105") I

CHR ("106") j

CHR ("107") k

CHR ("108") L

CHR ("109") m

CHR ("110") N

CHR ("111") O

CHR ("112") P

CHR ("113") q

CHR ("114") r

CHR ("115") S

CHR ("116") T

CHR (& quot; 117 & quot;) u

CHR ("118") V

CHR ("119") W

CHR ("120") x

CHR ("121") y

CHR ("122") Z

CHR ("123 "){

CHR ("124") |

CHR ("125 ")}

CHR ("126 ")~

CHR ("127 ")

CHR ("128 ")

CHR ("129 ")

CHR ("130 ")

CHR ("131 ")

CHR ("132 ")

There is a simple way to view, open notepad, if you want to view "CHR (" 119 ") W", you can press Alt + 119

(Press and hold the alt button and enter a number)

Note: The number must be input from the keypad next to it, otherwise it will not work.