Answer by Kev Riley
Do you want to remove them or replace them? Also you might need to define what you mean by special characters, but for this solution I've assumed that any characters apart from a-z are 'special' This...
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If you know which characters might end up in the column, you can use the REPLACE-functcion, and replace a specified character with an empty string. declare @s nvarchar(10); set @s='123@#!xy'; set...
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Do you want to remove them or replace them? Also you might need to define what you mean by special characters, but for this solution I've assumed that any characters apart from a-z are 'special' This...
View ArticleAnswer by Magnus Ahlkvist
If you know which characters might end up in the column, you can use the REPLACE-functcion, and replace a specified character with an empty string. declare @s nvarchar(10); set @s='123@#!xy'; set...
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