Replacement of a set of characters in a string of oracle sql query
I want to replace a set of characters (~!) @ # $ % ^ * / \ + : ; | <>? _,) to a SQL STRING
Select "TEST! "ABC 123 #"
FROM DUAL;
What is the best way to do it? Please provide examples also.
If you are sure the character set you want to delete, you can use TRANSLATE like that.
(supposed)-
SELECT TRANSLATE ("TEST! ABC 123 #', '-~ ! @# $% ^ * / \ + : ; |<>? _,', ' ') FROM DUAL ;
See you soon,.
Manik.
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