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Cleaning up a text import - Mailing list pgsql-general
From
Bob Pawley
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Cleaning up a text import
Date
June 28, 2013
19:37:01
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Hi
I imported some text using the Quantum GIS dxf2postgis
which somehow became distorted through the import.
What should have been i
mported
was TK-208.
What I got was %%UTK-208%%U.
Perhaps I did something wr
on
g
while using
dxf2postgis
?
Other
wise, I can trim the text using - select trim (both '% U' from '%%UTK-208%%U') .
However I would need to know wh
at it is that needs to be trimmed from future import
s
, which isn't always possib
le.
I would appreciate any suggestions on how to resolve this
.
Many thanks in advance.
Bob
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