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  I agree with Richard. Please contact your dealer or an authorized partner Toshiba. The addresses that you will find under http://www.csd.toshiba.com/cgi-bin/tais/su/su_gaspLocator.jsp?pf=true

• Mystery of the white spaces

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  Maybe it's the gremlin:

  

  Menu > edit > select all (control-a)

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• Statement of update to remove the 'white spaces '.

  Database: Oracle 11.2.0.1.0

  In the database, we have values in the columns that contain the 'white spaces' a few times before and/or after the value.  What is the best procedure to remove these extra white space?  I have given some examples below.

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  123	INV-123
  456	INV-456
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  the AccountNumber value = trim (AccountNumber);

  Hello

  976563 wrote:

  Database: Oracle 11.2.0.1.0

  In the database, we have values in the columns that contain the 'white spaces' a few times before and/or after the value.  What is the best procedure to remove these extra white space?  I have given some examples below.

  Account number	InvoiceNumber
  123	INV-123
  456	INV-456
  789	INV-456
  123 456	INV 123456

  1st row, 5 white space before the value of a.

  Line 2 has 5 white spaces after the value

  Rank 3, has 5 spaces before and after the value

  Tier 4, has 5 white spaces between the value<==== this="" one="" is="">

  Essentially, I don't want to cut the sides LEFT and RIGHT only.  Every thing in the meantime doesn't seem to be a problem at this time.  Is the query below the best procedure to manage withdrawal?

  Update table1

  the AccountNumber value = trim (AccountNumber);

  The SET clause is the best way, but you can add a WHERE clause.  Without a WHERE clause, you will update every row of the table, including rows that are already perfect, who will be ineffective.

  Try this:

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• How to show the white space of the text formatted?

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  -------

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