I'm having an issue with hex values being stored in an oracle database. The fields containing the hex values appear to be null whenever I search for null values in the database. The oracle data is being written to an XML file. However, when I try to validate the XML, I receive the following error:
', hexadecimal value 0x0C, is an invalid character
Is there anyway to identify and replace hex characters in oracle? I would like to fix this in my stored procedure before the data is accessed by the .net application.
Thanks
', hexadecimal value 0x0C, is an invalid character
Is there anyway to identify and replace hex characters in oracle? I would like to fix this in my stored procedure before the data is accessed by the .net application.
Thanks
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