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  example of data *. * like that
  
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  Vincent HB

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                      ,''
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  /
  my data  like this
  

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• Display records with a special character to the end user

  Hello
  
  What follows with the exception of special characters such as the comma, colon (:), space, preview, brackets [], parenthesis(), key entry, quote (') single, the double quotes (""), full stop (.), slash (/) forward, backward slash (\), + (plus), % (percentage),?) (questionmark), # (pound sign)
  
  -> if anyone is available in the record, I want it back and also show the special character. for example, retrieval must be id 21, 22: 16
  -> also I want a list of special characters like message in the sql
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  WITH abc AS
  (
  
  11 SELECT ID, ' he is suffereing
  jaundice"summary FROM DUAL
  UNION ALL
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  UNION ALL
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  Hello

  Here's one way:

  WITH     got_special_characters     AS
  (
       SELECT  id
       ,     summary
       ,     REGEXP_REPLACE ( summary
                        , '[][[:alnum:],: ()''"./\+%?#'  ||
                              CHR (10)                ||
                       '-]'
                        )     AS special_characters
       FROM    abc
  )
  SELECT       id
  ,       summary
  ,       special_characters
  FROM       got_special_characters
  WHERE       special_characters     IS NOT NULL
  ORDER BY  id
  ;
  {code}
  Inside square brackets, the characers ']' and '-' have special meanings, unless you use them in places where the special meaning can't apply.  That means the ']' must be the first character inside the square brackets (Oracle assumes you're not ending the set right after you begin it) and the '-' must be the very last character inside the square brackets.
  Depending on what newline is on your system, you may want to use CHR (13) in addition to, or instead of, CHR (10).
  
  it would be more efficient to use the TRANSLATE fucntion, rather than REGEXP_REPLACE, to produce special_characters.  You'd have to list all 80 or so of the non-special characters, but you'd only have to do it once.
  {code}
  WITH     got_special_characters     AS
  (
       SELECT  id
       ,     summary
       ,     TRANSLATE ( summary
                   , '=0123456789ABCEDFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcedfghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz,: -[]()''"./\+%?#'
                         || CHR (10)
                   , '='
                   )     AS special_characters
       FROM    abc
  )
  SELECT       id
  ,       summary
  ,       special_characters
  FROM       got_special_characters
  WHERE       special_characters     IS NOT NULL
  ORDER BY  id
  ;
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash on 16 January 2013 12:35
  TRANSLATE the code added.

• invisible special character in the column of table all_source-text

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  SELECT P.TEXT, S.TEXT, P.LINE, S.LINE, LENGTH (P.TEXT), LENGTH (S.TEXT), LENGTH (REPLACE (P.TEXT,' ', ")), LENGTH (REPLACE (S.TEXT,' ',"))

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• Insert a special character at the beginning of each page in the body of the text running?

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• URGENT - Analyzer/xml to livecycle causing special character of the problems

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  user10647455 wrote:
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  Darren2 wrote:

  #2 attempt:

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    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
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    3  /
    from  tbl@sol11@Darren2
              *
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    2  /
  
  VALUE
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  TRUE
  
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    2  /
  
  GLOBAL_NAME
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  SOL10.REGRESS.RDBMS.DEV.US.ORACLE.COM
  
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    2  /
  
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  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol10@Darren2
    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
  Darren2
  
  SQL> select  *
    2    from  tbl@sol11@Darren2
    3  /
  
  NAME
  -------
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  SQL> 
  

  I don't have two databases, so in my sol10 database I create two database links sol10@Darren2 and sol11@Darren2 both pointing to itself (back to sol10 database). That's why I use qualifiers link db. The two links you connect as a Darren2 user with password Tiger!. The global database name is sol10 and initialization of setting global_names = true. As you can see what global_name (sol10) corresponds to the name of the link in sol10@Darren2 db (again, the link name is sol10 and Darren2 is qualifying link) select vai db link works OK. But the sol11@Darren2 link fails because the name sol11 link does not match the name db global sol10. However, as soon as I change global_names false, sol11@Darren2 works fine. It will be useful.

  SY.

  Published by: Solomon Yakobson on January 1st, 2009 08:41