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SQL 101: String-Related Functions, Part 1 – Converting Almost Anything to a String

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(Rafael Victoria-Pereira) There are many scalar functions, ranging from trig functions (yes, they do exist in SQL) to date- and time-handling functions. I’ll start with a few scalar functions that allow you to convert almost anything to a string.

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SQL 101: String-Related Functions, Part 1 – Converting Almost Anything to a String

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