MySQL String Functions Part1
String Functions A string function is a function that takes a string value as an input and the return value (output) can be a string / numeric / character value. In SQL Server, there are many built-in string functions that can be used by developers say almost 50. Sytnax - string_function_name(argument1,[arg2, arg3...]); Why String Functions - They allow us to alter the individual characters in a string, compare strings, search strings, to extract substrings, copy of a string. You can also use these SQL String Functions to convert strings to lowercase or uppercase. 1. UCASE(string) / UPPER(string) - will convert the lower-case alphabets into upper case of the string in the argument value. mysql> SELECT UPPER(‘MAJOR PRATAP’); ?? mysql> SELECT UPPER(‘20000.00’); ?? 20000.00 mysql>SELECT UPPER(SalePrice)FROM SALES; ?? 2. LOWER(string) OR LCASE(string) - will convert the upper-case alphabets into lower case of the string specified in the argument ...