Monday, August 12, 2013

[SQL Server] Using REPLACE in an UPDATE statement

  1. Using REPLACE in an UPDATE statement - SQLTeam.com

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  3. SQL Update Replace statement - Stack Overflow

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    I need to write a sql update statement using REPLACE. The string looks like 'SE*
    88*000000001'. I need to replace the number between the two ...

  4. error while using replace in an update statement in sql server 2008 ...

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    What error are you getting ... Major Error 0x80040E14, Minor Error 25501 >
    update table US14-HSS-SQUARE_AISC14-HSS-SQUARE set ...

  5. sql server 2005 - How to update a part of the string using replace ...

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    Hi I have a column of nvarchar(1000) type. I need to get rid of encode ... This will
    replace in the entire column. REPLACE(MyColumn, '&', '&').

  6. sql - Oracle UPDATE statement using the `REPLACE` function ...

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    I am trying to remember how form a proper REPLACE statement in ... UPDATE
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  7. tsql - T-SQL String replace in Update - Stack Overflow

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    I need to update the values so that @domain2 should be replaced to @ ...
    Replacing a string using SQL Server Replace function - string has ...

  8. How to replace a string in a SQL Server Table Column - Stack ...

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  9. mysql - Why would an UPDATE SET REPLACE() statement match ...

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    Why would an UPDATE SET REPLACE() statement match rows, but change ... I'
    m seeking a certain string in a field and want to replace it with...

  10. SQL UPDATE Statement - W3Schools

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    SQL UPDATE Example. Assume we wish to update the customer "Alfreds
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    statement:.

  11. How to use REPLACE() within NTEXT columns in SQL Server ...

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    UPDATE syntax with a replace on a column of type ntext, ...

  12. Query to use update statement with Replace function in SQL Server ...

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  13. Using REPLACE in an UPDATE statement - Ashish's Blog

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    30 Nov 2011 ... doing a search and replace in SQL is not radically difficult. You basically do an
    update using the replace() function.

  14. SQL statement for replace/update a stringvalue in an Oracle table ...

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    Please use replace in Oracle, can be done in one update statement. http://www.
    techonthenet.com/oracle/functions/replace.php. Probably you ...

  15. replace considerations for SQL

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    The statement produces an SQL UPDATE statement in the generated code. ...
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  16. Changing data in a table using the UPDATE statement

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  17. update using replace function - Dbasupport.com

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    I can use select replace (col_nm '-') from table to get the data without dashes but
    how can I use this function in an update statement. Thanks.

  18. Replacing part of field data of table with another string using SQL

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  19. Inserting or updating records using MySQL REPLACE INTO ...

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    Inserting or updating records using MySQL REPLACE INTO. Inserting records
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  20. OraFAQ Forum: SQL & PL/SQL ? update using replace function

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    I have a table called email that contains a field called email. I have a few records
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