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Using Oracle10g's new Regexp_instr() function in place of the traditional Instr() function


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Oracle's new 10g database includes an enhanced version of the Instr() function called Regexp_instr(). The Instr() function is used to identify the sequential position number of a target character set. This new function allows you to use POSIX and Unicode notation as target characters. This article offers several examples of this function.

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