Match the Descriptions with the possible Functions.
DESCRIPTIONS | ANSWERS | |
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a. | Used to select a portion of a character string. | SUBSTR |
b. | Used to trim characters from either the right or left of a string. | LTRIM/RTRIM |
c. | Used to change all letters to lowercase. | LOWER |
d. | Used to find the length of a string. | LENGTH |
e. | Used to combine strings. (CONCATENATION is the same as ||.) | CONCATENATION |
1: | True or false: Using functions in a select statement to restructure the appearance of data in output will also affect the way the data is stored in the database. |
A1: | True. |
2: | True or false: The outermost function is always resolved first when functions are embedded within other functions in a query. |
A2: | False. The innermost function is always resolved first when embedding functions within one another. |
1: | Use the appropriate function to convert the string hello to all uppercase letters. |
A1: | SELECT UPPER('hello') FROM TABLE_NAME |
2: | Use the appropriate function to print only the first four characters of the string JOHNSON. |
A2: | SELECT SUBSTR('JOHNSON',1,4) FROM TABLE_NAME |
3: | Use the appropriate function to concatenate the strings JOHN and SON. |
A3: | OracleSELECT 'JOHN' || 'SON' FROM TABLE_NAME or SQL Server SELECT 'JOHN' + 'SON' FROM TABLE_NAME |