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Overriding Oracle Special Characters
Is there a way to override the ampersand (&) in Oracle, so it is interpreted by the parser as an ampersand, and not a prompt character?
I have the following script. When the parser reaches the ampersand (&) it prompts me for an entry (which I do not want to have happen):
SELECT
STDNTLISTA.FIRST_NAME1 ,
STDNTLISTA.LAST_NAME ,
SPECIAL_REQUEST.DESCRIPTION ,
FROM
M_STDNTLISTA,
SRS.SPECIAL_REQUEST,
WHERE
( SRS.SPECIAL_REQUEST.DESCRIPTION IN ('Alternate Exam', 'Alternate Exams-Media & New Technology'))
Marcus
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Two options.
1. you can turn off substitution variables completly by
SET DEFINE OFF
2. you can switch to a different substitution variable by
SET DEFINE ^ (or whatever you wish)
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