Trigger to replace strings in the Text field.

By mchern, 2002/06/14

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I was looking over internet trying to find a SP or UDF
to replace string accourences in the Text fields, I didn't
find any so I created ths trigger, may be it will be usefull as example. Be aware on the big documents it can be time consuming.
All it does is replacing < and > substrings of the encoded exml document when it is inserted to the database to the characters.

If somebody have better solution for this please let me know.

By mchern, 2002/06/14

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