Simple demo for REGEXP_INSTR : REGEXP_INSTR « Regular Expressions « Oracle PL / SQL
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REGEXP_INSTR
Simple demo for REGEXP_INSTR
SQL>
SELECT
REGEXP_INSTR
(
'Ma
ry has a cold
','
a
')
position
FROM
dual;
POSITION
----------
2
SQL>
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