How to define the " quote character in the routine

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rkdatastage
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How to define the " quote character in the routine

Post by rkdatastage »

Hi All

Can any one give me a suggestion to resolve this problem.

here is my routine

Function getstr(Arg1)
SubString = Trim(Arg1, ""","A")
Ans=SubString
Return(Ans)

what i am trying to do is to eliminate the " [ double Quote Character ] in the given string.
Ex : "London" -> London

How to define the " quote character in the routine

Thanks in Advance

RK
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Post by ArndW »

You can use single quotes, double quotes and the ampersand quote character in the same job.

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DoubleQuote = '"'
SubString = TRIM(Arg1,DoubleQuote,"A")
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Post by ArndW »

Achhh, thanks for correcting me, I typed too fast and didn't check what I'd written. I won't go back and correct the post, but the line should read

"You can use single quotes, double quotes and the backslash quote character in the same job"
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Post by rkdatastage »

Hi All

I Apologize for wrongly posted in TX Forum

and

Thanks for your valuable Response

RK
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