Updating The String Removing The Strings.

May 20, 2008

I have to write a query to update the table to remove dots .... from the string value.
so i could write.

UPDATE tbaddress
SET Title='New address'
WHERE Title='New address....'

but, there could be more than this specific record in the table, so i have to find each single record to do this. Is there a way to update the table so I can just remove the .... but rest of the text remain.

thanks

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