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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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CHR Function
Description
The CHR function returns a character that corresponds to the return value of the expression specified as an argument. It returns 0 if it exceeds range of character code.
Syntax
CHR( number_operand )
- number_operand : Specifies an expression that returns a numeric value.
Example
SELECT CHR(68) || CHR(68-2);
chr(68)|| chr(68-2)
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