>you should be able to use STR_REPLACE.
DOH. Sorry, there is NO STR_REPLACE its just REPLACE.
jd
>update 02093_xdir_links SET title = REPLACE("*","",title);
>hth
>jeff
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Subject: RegExp Help
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bcohen
Sorry for the newbie question.
[Begin]$Groveling_non-programmer_string_of_excuses[End]. I imported a
bunch of records into a table. One of the fields came through bracketed
in double quotes, e.g., "field data". I want remove the double quotes
but not the data bracketed within. E.g., "field data" to field data.
Here's my stab at the SQL:
UPDATE "02093_xdir_links"
SET title "*"
WHERE title REGEXP"["]*["]";
Will this work?. Is there a better way? Did I get it right? Normally
I'd just experiment but this is a live database.
Thanks in advance.
Bob Cohen
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