Writing a string

how to write a large string in java . here is the example:
"select region_id, country_code, product_id,"+
"prov_activity_grp_name, process_order , prov_activity_id,"+
"prov_activity_name, is_merged, is_critical, group_id, group_name, precedessor_id, min_lt, max_lt,"+
� "ltc_utility.next_working_day(country_code, ?, ltc_utility.total_days(sys_connect_by_path(nvl(max_lt, 0), '/'), level) - decode(nvl(max_lt, 0), 0, 1, 0)) start_dt,"+
� "ltc_utility.next_working_day(country_code, ltc_utility.next_working_day(country_code, ?, ltc_utility.total_days(sys_connect_by_path(nvl(max_lt, 0), '/'), level) - decode(nvl(max_lt, 0), 0, 1, 0)), decode(nvl(max_lt, 0), 0, 0, max_lt - 1)) end_dt" +
"from (select a.region_id, a.country_code, a.product_id,� a.seq_no, a.prov_activity_id,"+
�� "c.prov_activity_name,a.min_lt, a.max_lt, a.is_merged, a.is_critical, f.prov_activity_grp_id,"+
�� "g.prov_activity_grp_name, f.precedessor_id, f.process_order,"+
�� "stragg(d.group_id) group_id, stragg(e.group_name) group_name"+
�� "from step_interval_master a,"+
�� "(select region_id, country_code, product_id, max(version_no) version_no"+
�� "from step_interval_master_version"+
�� "where status_code = 50"+
�� "group by region_id, country_code, product_id) b,"+
�� "prov_activity_ref c,"+
�� "(select distinct prov_activity_id, group_id"+
�� "from product_prov_act_resp_groups"+
�� "where country_code = ? and product_id = ?) d,"+
�� "responsible_groups e,"+
�� "product_prov_activities f,"+
�� "prov_activity_group_ref g"+
�� "where a.region_id = b.region_id"+
�� "and a.country_code = b.country_code"+
�� "and a.product_id = b.product_id"+
�� "and a.version_no = b.version_no"+
�� "and a.service_type_id = (select decode(service_type_id, 3, 2, service_type_id)"+
�� "from ltc_detail_service_types"+
�� "where dservice_type_id = &serv_id)"+
�� "and a.main_order_sub_cat_id = ?"+
�� "and a.country_code = ?"+
�� "and a.product_id = ?"+
�� "and a.prov_activity_id = c.prov_activity_id"+
�� "and a.prov_activity_id = d.prov_activity_id(+)"+
�� "and d.group_id = e.group_id(+)"+
�� "and b.region_id = f.region_id"+
�� "and b.country_code = f.country_code"+
�� "and b.product_id = f.product_id"+
�� "and b.version_no = f.version_no"+
�� "and f.prov_activity_id = a.prov_activity_id"+
�� "and f.prov_activity_grp_id = g.prov_activity_grp_id"+
�� "group by a.region_id, a.country_code, a.product_id, a.seq_no, a.prov_activity_id, c.prov_activity_name,"+
�� "a.min_lt, a.max_lt, a.is_merged, a.is_critical, f.prov_activity_grp_id,"+
�� "g.prov_activity_grp_name, f.precedessor_id, f.process_order"+
�� "order by f.process_order ) t"+
"start with precedessor_id is null connect by prior prov_activity_id = precedessor_id"+
"order by process_order;"

Well you haven't got any spaces between words on separate lines, e.g....
"and b.product_id = f.product_id"+
"and b.version_no = f.version_no"+
...will become"and b.product_id = f.product_idand b.version_no = f.version_no"it should be...
"and b.product_id = f.product_id "+
"and b.version_no = f.version_no "+
...It's a good idea to print such long strings to stdout and check that it's correct.

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cstrieder wrote:
Hi,
I have a string stringRW = "1234567890". I want to write this numbers to a binary file. For that, I am doing this:Are you saying that you want to write the individual characters of your string to a file? Or are you saying that you want to write the integer values from your string to a file? I.e., do you want to write the number "1" as a character or do you want to write the value 1 to a file?
>
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int x;
while ((x = stringRW.codePointAt(i)) != -1) {
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When I do open the generated file with Notepad I can read it normaly and see the numbers 1234567890.Again, that's because you're writing the character values, not the integer values.

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