c# - Parameterized SQL, ORACLE vs SQL Server with regular expression -


oracle , sql server using different prefix parameters in parametrized string.

sql using @p1

ora using :p1

i use in sql @ , in case ora database used : character should replaces @.

can please me create regular expression?

here example sql:

update test_table set text = :p1 text = 'jana:klara' or some_value = :value or info = 'two'

similar question , alternative solutions can found here.

you can use pattern search search:

(?<=\w):(?=\w+) 

for instance:

string output = regex.replace(input, @"(?<=\w):(?=\w+)", "@"); 

here's meaning of pattern:

  • (?<=\w) - (?<= ... ) syntax declares positive look-behind. in other words, match must preceded contents of look-behind. in case, it's declaring matches must preceded non-word character.
  • : - matches colon
  • (?=\w+) - (?= ... ) syntax declares positive look-ahead. in other words, match must followed contents of look-ahead. in case, it's declaring matches must followed 1 or more word-characters.

see online demo.

i can't think of reason why parameter first thing in input string, if possible, changing (?<=^|\w):(?=\w+) take care of situation too.


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