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Question – Can Char() be set to a range/set of ASCII codes like 32 through 44?
I want to run a query that would do what this attempts to do.
SELECT REPLACE([COLUMN],CHAR(32-44,'-')
FROM TABLE
but I this does not work. My reason is readability/geekiness and to shorten what is either a 15 replace nest deep query or creating a new table with 15 values.
N/A – there are many ways to achieve the end results but it does not look possible to select a range of numbers for ASCII characters.