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Question : SQL statement to find and replace character in field...
Can someone tell me the correct statement to use in order to find and replace specific characters in a field....for example
Find all the "/" in all records of the telephone number field
and replace it with "-"
I am sure this is very straight forward, but I am a dummy with SQL.
Answer : SQL statement to find and replace character in field...
update YourTable set YourField with CHRTRAN(YourField,'/','-')
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