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Re: DB2 REGEXP_REPLACE

This statement:
values(REGEXP_REPLACE('100%TM+400%BRSS', '[0-9,]+', 'X' , 1))
gives:
X%TM+X%BRSS

Is that what you need?

The added plus sign makes it group multiple numbers as single entities.

HTH


date: Mon, 8 Aug 2022 18:46:49 +0200
from: Dave <dfx1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
subject: DB2 REGEXP_REPLACE

Hi,

Been trying for ages to get this right!
Starting with

100%TM+400%BRSS

SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE(mycolomn, '[0-9,]', 'X' , 1)


Gives me XXX%TM+XXX%BRSS


But I want X%TM+X%BRSS


Is it possible?


Thanks!




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