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Hello all,
I'm faced with writing a procedure that converts
foreign characters (occasionally found in our database
in foreign names and addresses.)
I've been given a "sed" command file with these
special characters, that's supposed to do pattern
matching and substitution.
This will be a function that accepts a character string, parses, and replaces the foreign character with ASCII character, and returns the converted string.
The question I have is how do I read these foreign characters into my PL/SQL procedure so that I can put my logic together?
I've attached the "sed" command file so that you can exactly see what I'm referring to.
Thanks very much.
s//ss/g s//a/g s//a/g s//a/g s//a/g s//a/g s//e/g s//e/g s//e/g s//e/g s//E/g s//i/g s//i/g s//i/g s//i/g s//n/g s//O/g s//o/g s//o/g s//o/g s//o/g s//o/g s//o/g s//u/g s//u/g s//u/gReceived on Thu Jun 07 2001 - 18:03:17 CDT