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Answer by Phil Factor

Just as a general point, the CONVERT function will do all this for you, even if there is leading whitespace. 112 is the code for the ISO dqte with a four-figure year. (see...

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Answer by dvroman

If you know the character you can do a REPLACE function. If the oddball character changes, it's best to use the SUBSTRING function. Most frequently this character is a non-breakable space xA0, normally...

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Answer by TimothyAWiseman

You should be able to just use the substring function. Substring(accesseddate, 2, len(accesseddate)) for instance will just drop the very first character and return the rest of the string so you cna...

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Answer by Phil Factor

Just as a general point, the CONVERT function will do all this for you, even if there is leading whitespace. 112 is the code for the ISO dqte with a four-figure year. (see...

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Answer by dvroman

If you know the character you can do a REPLACE function. If the oddball character changes, it's best to use the SUBSTRING function. Most frequently this character is a non-breakable space xA0, normally...

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Answer by TimothyAWiseman

You should be able to just use the substring function. Substring(accesseddate, 2, len(accesseddate)) for instance will just drop the very first character and return the rest of the string so you cna...

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