Replace a single quote

Hi all. Can someone please... in plain English... tell me how to replace a single quote by a space.
It has worked for other special characters, but not for a single quotation mark.

UPDATE ON DOLLAR. RELATIONSHIP_TABLE
SET DEPOSIT_RELATIONSHIP_NAME = TRANSLATE (DEPOSIT_RELATIONSHIP_NAME, ', ' ' ");
commit;

Thank you very much.

Published by: user9935898 on November 23, 2009 11:08

The code you have there replaces all commas with a space. You will need to escape your apostrophe using two of them as "

Try this:

UPDATE DOLLAR.RELATIONSHIP_TABLE
SET DEPOSIT_RELATIONSHIP_NAME = TRANSLATE (DEPOSIT_RELATIONSHIP_NAME,'''',' ');
commit;

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