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Category Archives: SQL Functions
Max() function in SQL Server
Max():- This function gives the maximum value of the selected column Syntax:- Select Max (col1) from table_name In this article, we are going to use the following table for the examples:- CREATE TABLE [dbo]. [Employee]( [Empid] [Int] IDENTITY (1, 1) … Continue reading
RTRIM() function in SQL Server
RTRIM():-This function is used to get the string after the removal of all trailing blanks. Syntax:- RTRIM ( character_expression ) For example:- Select RTRIM(‘Vivek Johari ‘) Result:- Vivek Johari (without blank spaces on Right side)
SUM() function in SQL Server
Sum():- This function is used to get the sum of values of the specified numeric column. Syntax:- Select Sum (column_name) from tablename Example:- In this article, we are going to use the following table for the examples:- CREATE TABLE [dbo]. … Continue reading
Round() function in SQL Server
Round():-This function is used to round a numeric field to the number of decimals specified. Syntax:- ROUND ( numeric_expression , length [ ,function ] numeric_expression :-Expression of the exact numeric or approximate numeric data type category, except for the … Continue reading
Like() function in SQL Server
Like:- This operator is used in a WHERE clause to search for a specific pattern in the values of the column. In this article, we are going to use the following table for the examples:- CREATE TABLE [dbo]. [Employee]([Empid] [Int] … Continue reading
SQL Server Functions- An Introduction
SQL FUNCTION: – Function in a database can be defined as the code segment consisting of a logical group of SQL statements which takes some input arguments (if required), run in a sequential order and returns the output either in … Continue reading
Sql Server- Difference between Stored Procedure and Function
In Sql Server, both functions and stored procedures can be defined as the logically grouping of Sql statements formed to complete a task, but still there are many differences between Stored procedure and Functions. These differences can be summarized as … Continue reading