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 Option: `--dump-format`
 
-sqlmap supports three different types of formatting when storing dumped table data into the corresponding file inside an output directory: `CSV`, `HTML` and `SQLITE`. Default one is `CSV` where each table row is stored into a textual file line by line, and where each entry is separated with a comma character `,`. In case of `HTML`, output is being stored into a HTML file where each row is represented with a row inside a formatted table. In case of `SQLITE` output is being stored into a SQLITE database where original table content is replicated into the corresponding table having a same name.
+sqlmap supports three different types of formatting when storing dumped table data into the corresponding file inside an output directory: `CSV`, `HTML` and `SQLITE`. Default one is `CSV`, where each table row is stored into a textual file line by line, and where each entry is separated with a comma character `,` (or one provided with option `--csv-del`). In case of `HTML`, output is being stored into a HTML file, where each row is represented with a row inside a formatted table. In case of `SQLITE`, output is being stored into a SQLITE database, where original table content is replicated into the corresponding table having a same name.
 
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@@ -1855,4 +1855,4 @@ Example against a Microsoft SQL Server target:
         current database:    'testdb'
         current user is DBA:    True
 
-        [*] shutting down at 11:25:52
+        [*] shutting down at 11:25:52
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