SQLTea – New SQL tutorial app in Google play store
SQLTea – Our new SQL Tutorial App on Google Play Store We are happy to announce our new SQL tutorial […]
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SQLTea – Our new SQL Tutorial App on Google Play Store We are happy to announce our new SQL tutorial […]
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In this article, I am going to explain the process of Database restoration using the SQL Server Management Studio. In
Introduction This article explain the simple way to take the database backup in SQL SERVER which can be easily understandable
In the previous article (Database Creation using Create Database command), I explained the database creation using the Create database command.
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In SQL Server, database can be created by 2 ways:- Using Create Database command Using SQL Sever Management Studio (SSMS).
With IN clause, we can specify multiple values in a WHERE clause. For example, in case of “IN”, one can
Avg():- This function is used to get the average value of a numeric column Syntax:- SELECT AVG(column_name) FROM table_name
UPPER():- This function is used to convert the value of a column to upper case. Syntax: SELECT UPPER(string) OR
LEN():- This function is used to get the length of the given string value. Syntax:- Select len (stringvalue)
LOWER():- This function is used to convert the value of a column to lower case Syntax:- Select LOWER (string)
LTRIM ():- This function is used to get the string after the removal of leading blank spaces. Syntax:- LTRIM (
Substring():- This function is used to return the specified number (third argument “len”) of characters from a given string(first argument)
Max():- This function gives the maximum value of the selected column Syntax:- Select Max (col1) from table_name In this article,
And & Or:- These Operators are used to further filter the recordset return by SQL queries when more than one
RTRIM():-This function is used to get the string after the removal of all trailing blanks. Syntax:- RTRIM ( character_expression )