You can use theCONCATfunction to glue any number of string elements together when you’ve no control of thesql_modevariable. TheCONCATfunction in MySQL takes several arguments. I’ve never needed to use more than the limit and suspect that there isn’t one (based on the documentation). It...
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var query = from c in Customers select new { CustomerID = string.Concat("Cust", c.CustomerID) }; Thursday, November 4, 2010 12:57 PMThanks, Pete for the quick response.Monday, November 15, 2010 11:50 AMBasically, what I'm trying to do now is to concatenate the word in the text...
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We’ll use the CONCAT() function. Here’s the query you’d write: SELECT CONCAT(first_name, middle_name, last_name) AS name FROM children; Here is the result: name LindaJackson MaryAliceThomson Steven Brown Discussion In SQL Server, you can use the CONCAT() function to concatenate string...
Example-1: SQL combine rows into one string of single column using XML PATH Example 3: Write SQL query to combine all student's city name using XML PATH SELECT city AS city FROM tblstudent FOR XML PATH(''); In the above query, SQL XML PATH clause is used to combine all rows values...
rows that match the pattern %{value in P}FALSE in column S. Here's the modified SQL query ...
SELECT CONCAT( LEFT(ProductName, LENGTH('Chef Anton\'s ')), '"', RIGHT(ProductName, LENGTH(ProductName)-LENGTH('Chef Anton\'s ')), '"' ) AS product_name FROM products WHERE ProductName LIKE 'Chef Anton\'s %'; Convert the SELECT QUERY to an UPDATE ...
How to do this using ADO.NET C#..? I'm short on time, but it looks to me, that you can form the URL this way: UPDATE tbl SET URL = concat('http://.../', SequenceID, '/...') Add a suitable WHERE clause if you don't want to do it for the entire table. @BeUniq...
But. When I try to run this query in perl-program I get errors because of CONCAT String found where operator expected My sql-query looks like this: my $sql = "SELECT s.name, CONCAT('"',f.lastname,'"')AS lastname FROM `firsttable` f, `secondtable` s WHERE f.id = s.tID AND...