On 29/10/15 10:46, Sébastien RAILLARD (PASSMAN) wrote:
Dear all,
Is there a way to concatenate more than 2 strings at once? The CONCAT function only allow for concatenating 2 strings.
You can use the || operator to concatenate strings, and then concatenating more than 2 is easy:
'one' || 'two' || 'three'
Thanks for the || tip, it's excatly what I was searching for!
Also, hhe JDBC driver for MonetDB reports that the following string functions are supported (see the list below). Are these functions documented somewhere?
ascii char_length character_length code concat copyfrom difference editdistance editdistance2 get_value_for ilike index insert lcase left length levenshtein like locate lower lpad ltrim next_value_for not_ilike not_like octet_length patindex qgramnormalize repeat replace restart right rpad rtrim similarity soundex space splitpart strings substring trim truncate ucase upper
Best regards, Sebastien
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