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TSQL Functions

The document provides a comprehensive overview of various T-SQL functions categorized into numeric, string, date, system, and aggregate functions. It includes examples of each function type, demonstrating their usage in SQL queries. The examples cover operations such as mathematical calculations, string manipulations, date retrieval, and database information queries.

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TSQL Functions

The document provides a comprehensive overview of various T-SQL functions categorized into numeric, string, date, system, and aggregate functions. It includes examples of each function type, demonstrating their usage in SQL queries. The examples cover operations such as mathematical calculations, string manipulations, date retrieval, and database information queries.

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'''T-SQL Functions'''

'''Numeric Functions'''
select abs(34.5);
select sin(90);
select cos(90);
select tan(90);
select exp(4);
select log(10);
select pi();
select sign(-2);
select sqrt(4);
select rand();
select ceiling(34.78);
select floor(34.78);
select degrees(90);
select radians(90);
select round(34.45566,1);

'''String Functions'''

Select ASCII('CSC');
Select CHAR(67);
select len('text');
select lower('SHAHIDHA');
select UPPER('shahidha');
select ltrim(' shahidha');
select rtrim('shahidha ');
select reverse('shahidha');
select replicate('shahidha',2);
select left('shahidha',3);
select right('shahidha',3);
select space(100);
select str(13.5);
select stuff('Shhaidha',2,4,'Begum');
'''Date Functions'''
select getdate();
select getdate()+5;
select day('3/3/2022');
select month('3/3/2022');
select year('3/3/2022');

'''System Functions'''
select db_name();
select db_id('sultan');
select host_name();
select datalength('shahidha');
select object_id('sultan');
select object_name('sultan');
select suser_id('sa');
select user_id(1);
select suser_name(1);

'''Aggregate Functions'''
use kabeer;
select * from student;
select avg(mark) from student;
select sum(mark) from student;
select count(mark) from student;
select count(*) from student;
select min(mark) from student;
select max(mark) from student;

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