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Deleting a % character in a cell. 1

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damipera

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Hi guys, can you please point me to the right direction? I have a table that's something like this:

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id  mydescription  col1   col2   col3...
1    description1  12%     23%     34%
2    description2  45%     56%     67%
3    description3  78%     89%     90%
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How can I write a SQL that would delete the percent(%) symbol starting from column1 to column3... something like this:
Code:
id  mydescription  col1   col2   col3...
1    description1  12     23     34
2    description2  45     56     67
3    description3  78     89     90
.
.
.

Thanks for any info.
 
Hi Imex, thank you very much. It did the trick! Have a nice day.
 
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