'*' (match zero or more repetitions)

SQL> --'*' (match zero or more repetitions):
SQL>
SQL> SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR('Yababa dababa do','a.*a') FROM dual;

REGEXP_SUBST
------------
ababa dababa

SQL>

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'*' (match zero or more repetitions) : Wild Card « Regular Expressions « Oracle PL / SQL

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