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chris Gougherty
1,683 Points
Issues understanding what is wrong with my code

Posted on Jan 11, 2022 by chris Gougherty

chris Gougherty
1,683 Points
1 Answer
Jose Testa
2,051 Points
How to replace just one character "@" from every entry on the email column.

Posted on Oct 18, 2021 by Jose Testa

Jose Testa
2,051 Points
2 Answers
Em Noble
6,979 Points
what is wrong with my code?

Posted on Oct 10, 2021 by Em Noble

Em Noble
6,979 Points
1 Answer
Alessandro Pappacena
2,589 Points
Problem with this challenge, what am I missing?

Posted on May 23, 2021 by Alessandro Pappacena

Alessandro Pappacena
2,589 Points
1 Answer
Tanya Townsend
11,692 Points
Weird/unclear error message

Posted on May 21, 2021 by Tanya Townsend

Tanya Townsend
11,692 Points
1 Answer
Sachin Parkash
2,590 Points
replacing strings of text task 1

Posted on May 12, 2021 by Sachin Parkash

Sachin Parkash
2,590 Points
1 Answer
Van Nguyen
3,533 Points
The code was correct but the Bummer expected weirdly.

Posted on Nov 22, 2020 by Van Nguyen

Van Nguyen
3,533 Points
0 Answers
Jenn Giulietti
4,888 Points
REPLACE SQL

Posted on Oct 30, 2020 by Jenn Giulietti

Jenn Giulietti
4,888 Points
1 Answer
John Richter
2,351 Points
how to replace a single piece of a randomly placed character in a substring.

Posted on Oct 12, 2020 by John Richter

John Richter
2,351 Points
2 Answers
Talon Ward
2,495 Points
SELECT REPLACE(email, "@" "<at>") AS "obfuscated_email" FROM customers; What am I missing here?

Posted on Oct 9, 2020 by Talon Ward

Talon Ward
2,495 Points
1 Answer
Taylor Han
2,406 Points
REPLACE function with SQL

Posted on Apr 15, 2020 by Taylor Han

Taylor Han
2,406 Points
1 Answer
Mohd Aamir Mir
3,281 Points
select email from customers where REPLACE(email,"@","<at>") as obfuscated_email;

Posted on Jan 11, 2020 by Mohd Aamir Mir

Mohd Aamir Mir
3,281 Points
1 Answer
Sharim Babar
2,647 Points
My result looks like the example but it is still wrong, why is that?

Posted on Sep 30, 2019 by Sharim Babar

Sharim Babar
2,647 Points
1 Answer
Carol Garcia
1,875 Points
Second attempt.

Posted on Sep 2, 2019 by Carol Garcia

Carol Garcia
1,875 Points
1 Answer
Carol Garcia
1,875 Points
Code check.

Posted on Sep 2, 2019 by Carol Garcia

Carol Garcia
1,875 Points
1 Answer
Øystein Kallset
11,044 Points
What is wrong with this SQL-statement: SELECT REPLACE(email,"@","<at>") FROM customers

Posted on Feb 28, 2019 by Øystein Kallset

Øystein Kallset
11,044 Points
1 Answer
Andrzej Szelemetko
25,447 Points
replace(email, '@', '<at>') problems in task I am getting the following error: Bummer: Expectin

Posted on Feb 3, 2019 by Andrzej Szelemetko

Andrzej Szelemetko
25,447 Points
1 Answer
Jeremy Jones
886 Points
Unclear what the desired answer is, again

Posted on Jan 28, 2019 by Jeremy Jones

Jeremy Jones
886 Points
1 Answer
Rhea Khanna
2,838 Points
REPLACE function

Posted on Oct 19, 2018 by Rhea Khanna

Rhea Khanna
2,838 Points
1 Answer
Ross O'Neill
2,884 Points
stuck on this challenge

Posted on Oct 9, 2018 by Ross O'Neill

Ross O'Neill
2,884 Points
0 Answers
Karen Shumate
13,579 Points
Write a query that will retrieve all email addresses but will replace the @ symbol with <at> so they all look like andre

Posted on Sep 29, 2018 by Karen Shumate

Karen Shumate
13,579 Points
1 Answer
Haisam Elkewidy
26,987 Points
correct answer is being interpreted by the site as incorrect

Posted on Aug 11, 2018 by Haisam Elkewidy

Haisam Elkewidy
26,987 Points
1 Answer
joshua inyang
948 Points
I've tried running it in the playground but I'm not seeing my error

Posted on Jun 20, 2018 by joshua inyang

joshua inyang
948 Points
1 Answer
barak ben ishay
1,951 Points
how to replace

Posted on Jun 15, 2018 by barak ben ishay

barak ben ishay
1,951 Points
3 Answers
Michael Martin
8,653 Points
What is wrong here? I don't understand the output matches against itself

Posted on Jun 15, 2018 by Michael Martin

Michael Martin
8,653 Points
2 Answers
Troy Erby
6,332 Points
Having trouble with Reporting SQL with the REPLACE function

Posted on May 22, 2018 by Troy Erby

Troy Erby
6,332 Points
1 Answer

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