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ODBC Driver for SQLite

November 20, 2022November 28, 2022 By admin

Devart ODBC Driver for SQLite data storage system is a high-performance connectivity solution for accessing SQLite databases from ODBC-compliant reporting and ETL tools on both 32-bit and 64-bit Microsoft Windows, macOS, and Linux distributions. When you set up your server you will want to connect your new database to the remote MySQL server. You will…

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SQL Server PIVOT operator

November 15, 2022November 17, 2022 By admin

SQL Server’s PIVOT operator is commonly used to transpose values in the rows format to the table in the columns format. Transposing rows to columns is part of the standard functionality of SQL data, and this article explains some of the most-frequently-accessed options. We’ll go into advanced scenarios, such as handling. Transposing Data With the…

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Text Function – SPLIT()

August 23, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

The SPLIT() function takes an input string value and divides it into individual elements. The first and second arguments are strings and optional delimiters. The shipping address column is an example of how this function works in the data. Here’s how you can use the function to split the components: street address, city, post code…

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Text Function – TRIM() , REVERSE() and STRPOS()

August 19, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

The TRIM() function cleans your data. It’s very easy. When specifying strings, you can specify characters and strings. It deletes every occurrence of that character. The example shows how to clean the order ID: Order id, character, and itself are some of the arguments in the function. There is a mysterious rationale for it to…

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Text Function – SUBSTR(), SUBSTRING() and REPLACE()

August 15, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

Two functions named SUBSTR() and SUBSTRING() perform exactly the same action. Both are intended to condense a string into a particular substring at a given position and extend it by a specific number of characters. The first step in transforming a string is to extract a portion of the string. The column order_id is what…

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Text Function – UPPER(), LOWER() and INITCAP()

August 10, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

All the letters of the string are turned into the same color by the UPPER and LOWER functions. It could be either INITCAP() or something in between. The first letter of a word is the highest letter in the word. It is possible to define a separator. The first letter of each word would become…

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Text Function – CHAR_LENGTH(), CHARACTER_LENGTH() and BYTE_LENGTH()

August 5, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

The length of the argument may be returned by this function. There are two arguments for the return value, one for the STRING argument and another for the BYTES argument. The length of the string in characters is equal to the length of the string in chars. If you think so, BYTES_LENGTH is exactly the…

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Text Function – CONCAT()

August 1, 2022September 14, 2022 By admin

It stitches together two or more text values into one string. The most famous function for this purpose is CONCAT(); the || operator stitches the strings together. Let’s examine how each of these functions works as an example: Inputs to the function or the operator must all be BYTES or a data type that can…

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  • ODBC Driver for SQLite
  • SQL Server PIVOT operator
  • Text Function – SPLIT()
  • Text Function – TRIM() , REVERSE() and STRPOS()
  • Text Function – SUBSTR(), SUBSTRING() and REPLACE()
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