Have you looked at https://www.sqlite.org/src/artifact/af92cdaa5058fcec ?
Simon wrote:
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| Do you have to use regexp ? The following works:
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| sqlite> SELECT replace('The time is %s.', '%s', strftime('%s','now'));
| The time is 1437054006.
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| On 15 Jul 2015, Rick asked:
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| > Is there a
On 15 Jul 2015, at 1:53pm, Rick wrote:
> Is there a simple way to replace portions of a string using the regex
> function of sqlite without actually accessing any specific DB entres.
>
> Similar to
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> SELECT strftime('%s','now') as unixtimestamp
Do you have to use regexp ? The following
Is there a simple way to replace portions of a string using the regex
function of sqlite without actually accessing any specific DB entres.
Similar to
SELECT strftime('%s','now') as unixtimestamp
what just returns the result in unixtimestamp... just that I need to perform
regex on a normal
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