Intended audience: Application developers who need to distribute SQL Server Express with an application in order to provide data storage using a SQL Server database.If your application uses SQL Server Express to
Cannot always use SQL strings for column processing in the control file (something like this will probably fail: col1 date "ddmonyyyy" "substr(:period,1,9)"). Details are in Metalink Note:230120.1. How does one use SQL*Loader to load images, sound clips and documents? SQL*Loader can ...
WHEN LEN(SUBSTRING(SUBSTRING(Dataval,CHARINDEX('"Zip":"', Dataval) + 6, LEN(Dataval)), 1, CASE WHEN CHARINDEX('","Not"',SUBSTRING(Dataval,CHARINDEX('"Zip":"', Dataval) + 6, LEN(Dataval))) > 0 THEN CHARINDEX('","Not"',SUBSTRING(Dataval,CHARIN...
I need some help converting this from Oracle to SQL Server in the most efficient way possible: REGEXP_SUBSTR (TZ."ZONE", '([^\]*)(\|$)', 1, 1, NULL, 1) || REGEXP_SUBSTR (TZ."ZONE", '([^\]*)(\|$)', 1, 4, NULL, 1...
If SQL server complains about using a SUBSTR starting location or length that is longer than the input string then use CASE statement. You will need to find the SQLserver function that returns the length of the CLOB string. 0 Likes Reply Missed...
For time-based partitioning that generally doesn't work out since that would limit only a single timestamp value in each child table. pg_partman helps to manage this by using a template table to manage properties that currently are not supported by native partitioning. Note that this does not...
- No. One of the input values can simply close the quotes, braces, etc., do its dirty deed, then provide additional SQL statements (or whatever) to make the rest of the original query "complete" (avoiding a syntax error). Thus, this naive approachalonedoes not work at all. ...
The following SAS program filters data where the first two characters of the 'name' variable are 'DA' or 'da'. TheSUBSTRfunction is used to extract the first two characters of the name variable, and theUPCASEfunction converts them to uppercase so that we can select both 'DA' and 'da...
*Starting in 11.2.0.2, Oracle Database can use function-based indexes to process queries without the function in the where clause. This happens in a special case where the function preserves the leading part of the indexed values. For example, trunc() or substr()....
Defining the collation in theselectlist, alias the expression, reference the alias in theorder by For example: Copy code snippet Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy Copied to Clipboard Error: Could not Copy select substr ( athlete_name, instr ( athlete_name, ',' ) + 2 ...