Re: Oracle sql function SPLIT?


"Alex" <akizub@xxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelandet
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BTW, what has this to do with Java?
It should run in Java in prepared statement.
So, unfortunately, PL/SQL doesn't work...

Then I understand even less of your question... ;-)

You have "1 2 3" and wan't that turned into separate items, by the way of a
PreparedStatement for Oracle? I think it's a tad overkill...

What's wrong with:

String[] items = "1 2 3".split(" ");

?

Maybe it would be better to explain what you intend to use it for.

// Bjorn A




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