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Introduction to CUBRID Manual
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CUBRID SQL Guide
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Operators and Functions
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String Functions and Operators
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Concatenation Operator
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ASCII Function
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BIN Function
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BIT_LENGTH Function
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CHAR_LENGTH Function
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CHARACTER_LENGTH Function
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CHR Function
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CONCAT Function
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CONCAT_WS Function
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ELT Function
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FIELD Function
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FIND_IN_SET Function
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INSERT Function
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INSTR Function
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LCASE Function
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LEFT Function
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LENGTH Function
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LENGTHB Function
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LOCATE Function
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LOWER Function
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LPAD Function
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LTRIM Function
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MID Function
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OCTET_LENGTH Function
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POSITION Function
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REPEAT Function
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REPLACE Function
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REVERSE Function
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RIGHT Function
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RPAD Function
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RTRIM Function
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SPACE Function
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STRCMP Function
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SUBSTR Function
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SUBSTRING Function
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SUBSTRING_INDEX Function
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TRANSLATE Function
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TRIM Function
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UCASE Function
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UPPER Function
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ASCII Function
Description
The ASCII function returns the ASCII code of the most left character in numeric value. If an input string is NULL, NULL is returned.
This function supports single-byte character sets only. If a numeric value is entered, it is converted into character string and then the ASCII code of the most left character is returned.
Syntax
ASCII(str)
- str : An input string
Example
SELECT ASCII('5');
53
SELECT ASCII('ab');
97
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