Dear reader,
Writing few String functions available in Oracle:
--------------LENGTH------------------
SELECT EMPNAME, LENGTH(EMPNAME), LENGTH('MANAGER') FROM EMPLOYEE;
//Output
EMPNAME LENGTH(EMPNAME) LENGTH('MANAGER')
------- -------------- -----------------
Saikumar 8 7
Deepak 6 7
--------------TRIM------------------
SELECT Length('deepak '), TRIM('deepak '),Length(TRIM('deepak ')) FROM tab;
7 deepak 6
SELECT TRIM(LEADING '#' FROM 'rajesh##') FROM dual; //rajesh##
SELECT TRIM(LEADING '#' FROM '##rajesh##') FROM dual; //rajesh##
SELECT TRIM('#' FROM '##rajesh##') FROM dual; //rajesh
SELECT TRIM('#' FROM '##raj##esh##') FROM dual; //raj##esh
--------------SUBSTR----------------
Source_Str, Start_Pos, End_Pos
Value of Start_Position
Positive == Counts forward from the first character in source_string
Zero (0) == Counts forward from the first character in source_string (that is,
treats a start_position of 0 as equivalent to 1)
Negative == Counts backward from an origin that immediately follows the last character in source_string A
value of -1 returns the last character in source_string.
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',0,6) FROM dual; //ABCDEF
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',0,7) FROM dual; //ABCDEFG
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',2,3) FROM dual; //BCD
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',6) FROM dual; //FG
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',7) FROM dual; //G
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',-2,7) FROM dual; //FG
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDEFG',-3,7) FROM dual; //EFG
--------------INSTR------------------
INSTR is used to find the position of any particular character in a word which
returns numeric value. It IS CASE sensitive.
SELECT instr('KUMAR','e') FROM dual; //0, e IS NOT present
SELECT instr('KUMAR','m') FROM dual; //0, NOT matched, CASE sensitive
SELECT instr('KUMAR','M') FROM dual; //3, INDEX starts FROM 1 here.
--------------REPLACE----------------
Source_Str, OLD_VAL, NEW_VAL
SELECT REPLACE('Deepak kumar', 'De', 'Ra') FROM dual; //Raepak kumar
--------------LPAD-------------------
Source_Str, Total_No_Char, Filling_Char
SELECT LPAD('Here we are', 11, '-_') FROM dual; //Here we are
SELECT LPAD('Here we are', 16, '-_') FROM dual; //-_-_-Here we are
//SIMILAR is RPAD
Thursday, December 1, 2011
String functions in Oracle
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