Transact SQL :: Replace Special Characters In ORACLE Or SERVER 2012?

Jun 8, 2015

I'm trying to replace special characters in SQL SERVER and all the solutions for this RDBMS that I found, it uses loops and the source of my data it's in Oracle. in ORACLE and they use REGULAR EXPRESIONS to solve it..Do you know what its the better option to replace special characters? Using loops in SQL SERVER or REGULAR EXPRESSIONS in ORACLE ?

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I want to replace special characters and space except '-' Tried with Pathindex and function but not getting expected results.

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The bulk insert into the destination table that contains identical columns as the source (a mixture on int, varchar, char) --> didn't work

I also tried by building the columns of the destination table with nvarchars -- Still doesn't work.

I tried the bulk insert with:

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[code]...

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While the field is called "Filename" it isn't always so, it is a parent/child table where foldernames are also stored.

Example data:
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2 Goodfile.docx 15
3 MoreBad#.docx 15
4 Dog&Cat#17.pdf 15
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In a better solution, I found an example using a User Defined Function to modify the output of a select, but I cannot use that UDF in an UPDATE.

My alternative is to learn enough C# to modify the "migration tool" to do this in-transit, but I know even less about C# than I do of SQL.

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Code:


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max(Col5)as Col5,
max(Col6)as Col6,
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