I'm trying to do a select that will return the number of vowels/consonants present in a string for each record. I thought a simple
grep was the way to go, but it appears the grep functions only tell you if a string is present. I would even settle for a grep
replace. Just replace the vowels with nothing and determine how the string length changed.
Any ideas? I'm using v4.1.
I'd rather do it in a sql statement rather than using a scripting language.
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