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Can you include brackets in a set of characters?
If you want to include the bracket (or other specials) within a set of characters, you only have the option of using ESCAPE (since you are already using the brackets to indicate the set).
When do you not use special characters in a query?
To work around this problem, do not use special characters. If you must use special characters in query expressions, enclose the special characters in brackets ( []). For example, if you want to use the greater than sign (>), use [>].
Why do you need a charset for a document?
Every document you create should have a character set specified for it. Your charset, for short, is the range of letters, numbers and other symbols that your document will be able to use without having to encode the character with one of the entities below.
When do you get an error with special characters?
Depending on the specific special characters, you receive one of the following error messages: If the field name contains a space character, a question mark (?), or an at sign (@), you receive the following error message: The Expression you entered contains invalid syntax.
If you want to include the bracket (or other specials) within a set of characters, you only have the option of using ESCAPE (since you are already using the brackets to indicate the set).
What do parentheses and brackets do in Oracle?
The parentheses characters serve to group terms and operators found between the characters The bracket characters serve to group terms and operators found between the characters; however, they prevent penetrations for the expansion operators (fuzzy, soundex, stem).
When to use braces in a query expression?
There are two ways to escape characters in a query expression, as described in Table 4-2 . Use braces to escape a string of characters or symbols. Everything within a set of braces in considered part of the escape sequence. When you use braces to escape a single character, the escaped character becomes a separate token in the query.
When do you use brackets in a sentence?
Updated June 15, 2018. Brackets are marks of punctuation—[ ]—used to interject text within other text. Types of brackets include: brackets (mostly used by Americans): [ ] square brackets (mostly used by the British): [ ]