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You should just be able to with it standard SQL. Something like this I think
would work.

UPDATE contacts
SET email_address = SUBSTRING(email_address, 1, LOCATE('@',
email_address))|| 'newdomain.com'
WHERE SUBSTRING(email_address, 1, LOCATE('@', email_address)) = '
olddomail.com'

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James R. Perkins


On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 13:06, Jack Kingsley <iseriesflorida@xxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I have a file with a field called contacts. The contacts field holds
varying length email addresses. I want to use the @ as the key to grabbing
all of the email address content prior to the @ sign and then holding it in
a variable or ds. Then I need to add on a new domain name to all of the
records.

So if I had bob123@xxxxxxxxx and
david67899@xxxxxxxxxxx

I want it to be like this

bob123@xxxxxxxxxxxx
david67899@xxxxxxxxxxx


Could I do this with SQL insert or can I only do this with ILERPG.

Thx.
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