RE: [sqr-users] Replacing single quote with two single quotes

["Jamie Harris" <JHarris@frederick.edu>]

You're right. :)

I was at home reading my email before coming in - and forgot about the
relatively new "replace" function.

We've been on SQR 4.3.2 until last summer, so I'm still in the stone
age. :)

-----------------------------------------------------
James Harris
Junior Systems Programmer/Analyst
Information Technology Division
Frederick Community College
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>>> Peter_Burton@Hyperion.com 2/10/2004 9:15:55 AM >>>
Jamie,

You are incorrect.  The LET TRANSLATE() function replaces characters
from
set_a with the matching relative character from set_b in the specified
string.  The LET REPLACE() function replaces the specified sub-string
as
indicated.

        BEGIN-REPORT
         MOVE 'Howdy folk''s' TO $A
         LET $B = Replace($A, '''', '''''')
         SHOW $A ' ==> ' $B
        END-REPORT

Yields:

        Howdy folk's ==> Howdy folk''s

Peter
>  -----Original Message-----
> From:         sqr-users-admin@sqrug.org@HYPERION   On Behalf Of
"Jamie
> Harris" <jharris@frederick.edu>
> Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2004 8:54 AM
> To:   sqr-users@sqrug.org 
> Subject:      Re: [sqr-users] Replacing single quote with two single
> quotes
> 
> The problem is that Replace will never replace one character for two
> characters.
> 
> If you give Replace a string, and 'abc' as the search string and
'xyz'
> as the replace string, it will change 'a' to 'x', 'b' to 'y' and 'c'
to
> 'z' in your string.
> 
> You'll need another function.  I can post one later if nobody else
does
> (I don't have my code available right now).
> 
> -----------------------------------------------------
> James Harris
> Junior Systems Programmer/Analyst
> Information Technology Division
> Frederick Community College
> -----------------------------------------------------
> >>> rnpatter@colby.edu 02/09/04 18:28 PM >>>
> I'd like to replace a single quote with two single quotes.  This
logic
> replaces a quote with the letter Z.  Instead of Z, I want two single
> quotes.
> 
> encode '<39>' into $Quote
> let $namefirstQ = replace($namefirst,$Quote,'Z')
> 
> Thanks in Advance.
> 
> 
> 
> -------------------------------------------------------------------
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>       College Relations Information Systems Services, Colby College
>       4333 Mayflower Hill Drive, Waterville, ME 04901-8843
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