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  4. Work with the SQL template designer
  5. Sample SQL Queries
  6. Example of Using a Special Character as a Literal in a SQL Query

Example of Using a Special Character as a Literal in a SQL Query

Outside of the Portal's SQL Template Designer environment, certain characters and symbols have a special meaning to Oracle functions when querying an Oracle database directly. For example, the $ can be used as a parameter in an Oracle function. In the context of the SQL Template Designer, this $ character must be prefaced (escaped) with a backslash, as shown in the following example.

select
REGEXP_REPLACE(APT_V_TSM_JOB.DOMAIN_NAME|| '.' ||
APT_V_TSM_JOB.SCHEDULE_NAME,'.\$','')       GROUP_NAME
from APT_V_TSM_JOB

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