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- Usage of (+ in oracle
- The plus (+) operator in Oracle can be used to: connect strings, numbers, dates, and time intervals; handle NULL values and convert NULL to non-NULL values; convert data types to string types.
- Oracle 1059 2024-05-08 20:12:16
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- What does || mean in oracle?
- The || operator in Oracle is used to concatenate two strings and is equivalent to the + operator in other languages. It concatenates two string expressions so that if either operand is NULL, the result will also be NULL. The || operator has higher precedence than the + operator. In addition to concatenating strings, it can be used to concatenate multiple strings, append strings to variables, and create placeholders.
- Oracle 1318 2024-05-08 20:09:20
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- What does (+ mean in oracle
- The "+" symbol in Oracle represents the concatenation operator, which is used to: concatenate strings to form new strings; perform numeric addition operations; concatenate other data types (such as dates or binary data).
- Oracle 1107 2024-05-08 20:03:16
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- Drop function in oracle
- The DROP command in Oracle deletes database objects (tables, views, indexes, triggers). This command cannot be reversed and will delete all dependent objects. Usage: DROP <object type> <object name>; object types include TABLE, VIEW, INDEX and TRIGGER. Use the CASCADE keyword to cascade the deletion of dependent objects.
- Oracle 789 2024-05-08 20:00:25
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- interval usage in oracle
- The INTERVAL type in Oracle is used to represent a time period, including time units (such as days, hours) and time quantities (such as 3, 10); it is often used to calculate the difference between date or time values, and its syntax is INTERVAL time_value time_unit, Where time_value is the time quantity, time_unit is the time unit, such as YEAR, MONTH, DAY, etc.; for example, calculate the number of days between two dates: SELECT INTERVAL '2023-06-15' - '2023-05-15' DAY FROM DUAL ;
- Oracle 1091 2024-05-08 19:57:18
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- How to use interval in oracle
- The INTERVAL data type in Oracle is used to represent time intervals. The syntax is INTERVAL <precision> <unit>. You can use addition, subtraction, multiplication and division operations to operate INTERVAL, which is suitable for scenarios such as storing time data and calculating date differences.
- Oracle 1387 2024-05-08 19:54:19
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- Usage of floor function in oracle
- The FLOOR function in Oracle is used to round a number down to a specified precision (0 means rounding to an integer), the usage is FLOOR(number, precision). It is suitable for calculating averages, sums, rounding amounts, and solving rounding problems involving decimal calculations.
- Oracle 1435 2024-05-08 19:48:16
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- Function to calculate the number of days between two dates in oracle
- The function in Oracle to calculate the number of days between two dates is DATEDIFF(). The specific usage is as follows: Specify the time interval unit: interval (such as day, month, year) Specify two date values: date1 and date2DATEDIFF(interval, date1, date2) Return the difference in days
- Oracle 2329 2024-05-08 19:45:25
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- How to connect strings in oracle
- In Oracle Database, the connection string contains: database host name or IP address, port number, database name, username, and password. Creating a connection string requires concatenating these parts with semicolons. Connecting to the database can use the JDBC API, ODP.NET, or SQL*Plus.
- Oracle 1280 2024-05-08 19:42:18
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- What symbols are used to concatenate strings in oracle
- Strings are concatenated using the double pipe symbol (||) in Oracle, which acts as a concatenation operator to combine string values into a new string. It can connect string values of different data types, including literals, variables, expressions, and column values, for concatenating strings, adding prefixes and suffixes, and formatting output.
- Oracle 878 2024-05-08 19:39:13
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- What symbols are used to connect strings to the database in Oracle?
- Oracle uses the "||" symbol to concatenate strings. The usage method is as follows: connect the strings to be connected with the "||" symbol; the priority of string connection is low, and parentheses need to be used to ensure the priority; an empty string will still be an empty string after connection; NULL value connection is still NULL.
- Oracle 1542 2024-05-08 19:36:17
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- How to use with in oracle
- The WITH clause creates temporary tables or views in Oracle. It is used to create complex temporary tables or views, rename query results and improve query performance: Create temporary tables: WITH clause_name AS (subquery) Rename query results: WITH clause_name AS ( subquery) to improve query performance: storing subqueries in temporary tables improves performance
- Oracle 1018 2024-05-08 19:33:16
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- What type is rowid in oracle?
- A ROWID is a proprietary data type in Oracle that uniquely identifies a row in a physical database because it is unique and persistent and persists when the row is moved or updated. Advantages include fast retrieval, can be obtained using the ROWID pseudo-column, and can be used to quickly find, compare, and move rows.
- Oracle 1312 2024-05-08 19:27:17
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- How to replace string in oracle
- The method of replacing strings in Oracle is to use the REPLACE function. The syntax of this function is: REPLACE(string, search_string, replace_string). Usage steps: 1. Identify the substring to be replaced; 2. Determine the new string to replace the substring; 3. Use the REPLACE function to replace. Advanced usage includes: multiple replacements, case sensitivity, special character replacement, etc.
- Oracle 1069 2024-05-08 19:24:20
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- How to convert string to number in oracle
- Oracle provides multiple methods to convert strings to numbers: TO_NUMBER function: Converts strings to numeric types using the specified format model. NUMTOSTR function: Converts a string to a numeric type and back to a string. VAL function: directly converts a string to a numeric type without checking the format.
- Oracle 1002 2024-05-08 19:21:18