For resolving this problem I use the following function
public static String replace(String text, String oldStr, String NewStr)
{
int index=0;
String Buffer = text;
if (Buffer.equalsIgnoreCase ("")) return Buffer;
while((index = Buffer.indexOf(oldStr, index)) >= 0)
{
Buffer = Buffer.substring(0,index)+ NewStr +
Buffer.substring(index + OldStr.length());
index += NewStr.length();
}
return Buffer;
}
Regards
Rinaldo Bonazzo
Resp.IT Sardinia Point
Tel. 0039070673178
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Inviato: mercoledi 24 gennaio 2001 6.58
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Oggetto: apostrophe
1) I tried placing an apostrophe before other and it works fine for sql
server
2) In oracle such replacements may not work hence my suggestion would be
to replace the apostrophe sign with its ascii equivalent and do database
operations
Anantha Krishnan
Software Engineer
Satyam
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