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BAJJI
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hi,
In a table, one field is declared string, which contains more than one space between two words, eg,
ABC DEF FEGLH
the requirement is to remove all the spaces between the words and insert only a single space like this ....
ABC DEF FEGLH
I want a query or Stored Procedure, as its a table.........
In program we can do this by breaking the strings, but not getting how to do this in a query or Stored Proc
Please answer this ASAP
thanks,
Kiran. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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there is no difference between
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you should use the UB code - code /code to show examples.
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if that is what you mean. |
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BAJJI
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yes this is what i mean...
now, some one help me out in handling this requirement.
thanks,
Kiran. |
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dbzTHEdinosauer
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I will assume that english is not your native tongue, thus the very rude usage of ASAP and 'now, someone do my work for me'.
how are you determining that the COLUMN
(fields are in records and working-storage definitions, DB2 Rows do not have fields)
contains more than one space between non-space characters?
This appears to be a 'repair the data' function and suggest that you do it programatically as apposed to SQL.
Though someone could probably generate the necessary sql to determine if the column requires 'repair' and then 'repair' the column, this kind of SQL would require a lot of resources. Would not advise a mass-update. Since you would/should use a cursor, that would mean your data is in the program, so repair it with the programming language you are using.
Before you 'repair' the data, suggest you modify the original INSERT logic to assure that this does not occur, then 'repair' your data. |
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PascalQ
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| what's the meaning of Warnings : 1? how many warnings or different types of warning exists? does it mean a user is banned?.... |
as the mod said, read the rules 
they say you're not banned with just 1 warning. |
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BAJJI
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Hi dbzTHEdinosauer,
Yes, English is not my native language.
But I sincerely apologize if my wordings spelt rude which i never intended.
Thanks,
Kiran. |
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