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Hello, everybody!
Here's SQL problem I cannot solve.
Our database contains some records with special characters such as "A&B
Software".
When I execute query Oracle returns the results in a form of "A%26B
Software". & symbol is being replaced with the "%26" string ( ' symbol
is replaced with %27 string and so on for the rest of special
characters).
What should I do in order to get results as "A&B Software"?
Thanks in advance
Misha
http://www.brodia.com
P.S. When I retrieve the record such as "first last" result is in the form "first+last". I can fix it by simply using TRANSLATE (column_name, '1+' , '1 ' ). This will replace + sign with the space. But when I use TRANSLATE (column_name, '1"%26"' , '1& ' ) it doesn't work. Received on Fri Feb 25 2000 - 19:13:11 CST
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