LTRIM(x,y)
LTRIM(x,y)
is a string
function that removes all of the characters specified in the character
string y
(string specification) from the start
of the character
string x
.
The result of LTRIM(x,y)
, therefore,
starts with the first character that was not specified in y
.
Only expressions that produce an alphanumeric value are permitted as string
specifications.
x, y |
Result of the LTRIM(x,y) function |
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Spaces only (code
attribute |
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SQL Tutorial, Changing Character Strings