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Thanks again.




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RE: AW: REPLACE function in SQL






Just double up on it, i.e.:

SELECT replace(translate(field,'""','%&'''),'"', '') FROM file

Notice that following ampersand character there are double apostrophes,
representing a single apostrophe in the data of course.

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Subject: Re: AW: REPLACE function in SQL

Just one more thing.
What if I am replacing a single quote (') or want to translate a single
quote (') to another char or blank?
Thanks.


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