The exact error is "Undefined function 'REPLACE' in expression." Here's the SQL statement:
UPDATE Ind_Construction_Costs SET PriceIndConstrCost1 = REPLACE(PriceIndConstrCost1, ".5-", ".50-")
Hmmm, I am using Access 2000, but when I put REPLACE in a SQL statement, it gives me an undefined procedure error. I might just end up doing it in SQL Server.
I am used to using SQL Server, and the REPLACE function to replace characters in a string. What is an equivalent function in Access? I can't seem to find one.
Thanks.
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