@wilmer.lemke
You can check if an attribute contains non-letter characters in Oracle using a regular expression pattern.
Here is an example query that uses the REGEXP_LIKE function to search for non-letter characters in a column named 'attribute_name' in a table named 'table_name':
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SELECT * FROM table_name WHERE REGEXP_LIKE(attribute_name, '[^a-zA-Z]'); |
In this query, the regular expression pattern '[^a-zA-Z]' is used to match any character that is not a letter (either lowercase or uppercase).
If the query returns any rows, it means that the 'attribute_name' column contains non-letter characters.