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I'm almost certain this can't be done, but I've thought that before on other SQL questions and have been consistently proven wrong. Can I use SQL to find a substring of 2 characters anywhere in a given field, then replace those 2 characters with 2 new characters? For example: Combination Notice - SC - 42 EFT Schedule - SC - 19 Courtesy Letter - SC - 41 I would like to search for 'SC' in these rows, and replace any occurrences of it with 'SD'. The search string "should" exist no more than once in each row. TIA, Dan
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