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There are two main types of functions used in the oracle database:
1. Single-line functions: operate one line of data and return a result.
2. Aggregation functions (multi-row functions, group functions, group functions): operate on multiple rows of data and return a result. For example, SUM
The character function accepts character parameters. These parameters can be columns in the table or a string expression.
Commonly used character functions:
Function | Description |
ASCII(X) | Return the ASCII code of character X |
CONCAT(X,Y) | Connect strings | #INSTR(X,STR[,START][,N)
LENGTH(X) | |
LOWER(X) | |
UPPER(X) | |
LTRIM(X[,TRIM_STR]) | |
RTRIM(X[,TRIM_STR]) | |
##TRIM([TRIM_STR FROM]X) | |
REPLACE(X,old,new) | |
SUBSTR(X,start[,length]) | |
Example |
SELECT CONCAT('Hello','world') FROM dual; | |
SELECT INSTR ('Hello world','or') FROM dual; | |
SELECT LENGTH('Hello') FROM dual; | |
SELECT LOWER('Hello') FROM dual; | |
SELECT UPPER('hello') FROM dual; | |
##SELECT LTRIM('=Hello=','=') FROM dual; | |
SELECT RTRIM('=Hello=','=') FROM dual; | |
SELECT TRIM('='FROM'= Hello=') FROM dual; | |
SELECT REPLACE('ABCDE','CD','AAA')FROM dual; | |
SELECT SUBSTR('ABCDE',2,3) FROM dual; | |
二, Numeric function | |
Numeric function accepts numeric parameters. The parameter can come from a column in the table, or it can be a numeric expression. |
Instructions:
1.
ROUND(X[,Y])
, rounded.
When the default y is used, the default y=0; for example: ROUND(3.56)=4.
y is a positive integer, which is rounded to y decimal places. ROUND(5.654,2)=5.65.
y is a negative integer, rounded to |y| places to the left of the decimal point. ROUND(351.654,-2)=400.
2.
TRUNC(x[,y])
, intercept directly without rounding.
When the default y is used, the default y=0; for example: TRUNC (3.56)=3.
Y is a positive integer, which is rounded to y digits after the decimal point. TRUNC (5.654,2)=5.65.
y is a negative integer, rounded to |y| places to the left of the decimal point. TRUNC (351.654,-2)=300.
The date function operates on dates. Commonly used date functions are:
1, ADD_MONTHS(d,n), add the specified number of months n to a certain date d, and return the calculated new date.
d represents the date, n represents the number of months to be added.
Example:
SELECT SYSDATE,add_months(SYSDATE,5) FROM dual;
2,
LAST_DAY(d)
, returns the last day of the month on the specified date.
Example:
SELECT SYSDATE,last_day(SYSDATE) FROM dual;
3,
ROUND(d[,fmt])
, returns a fmt is the rounded date value of the format, d is the date, and fmt is the format
model. The default fmt is DDD, which is a day in the month.
If fmt is "YEAR", it will be rounded to January 1 of a certain year, that is, the first half of the year will be discarded, and the second half of the year will be regarded as the next year.
If fmt is "MONTH", it is rounded to the 1st of a certain month, that is, the previous month is discarded, and the second half of the month is regarded as the next month.
The default is "DDD", that is, a certain day in the month, the closest day, the first half of the day is discarded, and the second half of the day is regarded as the next day.
If fmt is "DAY", it will be rounded to the Sunday of the nearest week, that is, the first half of the week will be discarded, and the second half of the week will be regarded as the Sunday of the next week.
Example:
SELECT SYSDATE,ROUND(SYSDATE),ROUND(SYSDATE,'day'), ROUND(SYSDATE,'month'),ROUND(SYSDATE,'year') FROM dual;
The function corresponding to ROUND is TRUNC(d[,fmt]), which operates on dates. TRUNC Very similar to ROUND, except that the date is not rounded and is directly intercepted to the first day of the corresponding format.
4,
EXTRACT(fmt FROM d)
, extract a specific part of the date.
fmt is: YEAR, MONTH, DAY, HOUR, MINUTE, SECOND. Among them, YEAR, MONTH, and DAY can match the DATE type or the TIMESTAMP type; but HOUR, MINUTE, and SECOND must match the TIMESTAMP type.
HOUR The time zone is not added to the matching results, so the results running in China are 8 hours smaller.
Example:
SELECT SYSDATE "date", EXTRACT(YEAR FROM SYSDATE)"year", EXTRACT(MONTH FROM SYSDATE)"month", EXTRACT(DAY FROM SYSDATE)"day", EXTRACT(HOUR FROM SYSTIMESTAMP)"hour", EXTRACT(MINUTE FROM SYSTIMESTAMP)"minute", EXTRACT(SECOND FROM SYSTIMESTAMP)"second" FROM dual;
Conversion function converts a value from one data type to another data type . Common conversion functions are:
1, TO_CHAR(d|n[,fmt])
Convert dates and numbers into strings in a specified format. Fmt is a formatted string
Code demonstration: TO_CHAR processing of dates
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'YYYY"年"MM"月"DD"日" HH24:MI:SS')"date" FROM dual;
Code analysis:
In the formatted string , use double quotes to quote non-formatted characters
For formatting of numbers, the formatting characters are:
The absolute value of #ACOS(1)=0 | COS(X) | |
COS(1)=0.54030230586814 | CEIL(X) | |
CEIL(5.4)=6 | FLOOR(X) | |
FLOOR(5.8)=5 | LOG(X,Y) | |
LOG(2,4)=2 | MOD(X,Y) | |
MOD(8,3)=2 | ##POWER(X,Y) | X to the power of Y |
ROUND(X[,Y]) | X is rounded at the Yth position | |
SQRT(X) | The square root of X | |
TRUNC(X[,Y]) | X is truncated at the Y position | |
Parameters | Example | Description |
9 | 999 | Display the number at the specified position |
. | 9.9 | Specify the position to return the decimal point |
, | 99,99 | Specify the position Returns a comma |
$ | $999 | Returns a dollar sign at the beginning of the number |
EEEE | 9.99EEEE | Scientific notation |
L | L999 | Add a local currency symbol before the number |
PR | 999PR | If the number is negative, use angle brackets to express it |
代码演示:TO_CHAR对数字的处理
SELECT TO_CHAR(-123123.45,'L9.9EEEEPR')"date" FROM dual;
2、TO_DATE(X,[,fmt])
把一个字符串以fmt格式转换成一个日期类型
3、TO_NUMBER(X,[,fmt])
把一个字符串以fmt格式转换为一个数字
代码演示:TO_NUM函数
SELECT TO_NUMBER('-$12,345.67','$99,999.99')"num" FROM dual;
1、NVL(X,VALUE)
如果X为空,返回value,否则返回X
例:对工资是2000元以下的员工,如果没发奖金,每人奖金100元
代码演示:NVL函数
SELECT ENAME,JOB,SAL,NVL(COMM,100) FROM EMP WHERE SAL<2000;
-------------------------------------------------------------------
ENAME JOB SAL NVL(COMM,100)
SMITH CLERK 800 100
ALLEN SALESMAN 1600 300
WARD SALESMAN 1250 500
MARTIN SALESMAN 1250 1400
TURNER SALESMAN 1500 50
ADAMS CLERK 1100 100
JAMES CLERK 950 100
-------------------------------------------------------------------
7 rows selected
2、NVL2(x,value1,value2)
如果x非空,返回value1,否则返回value2
例:对EMP表中工资为2000元以下的员工,如果没有奖金,则奖金为200元,如果有奖金,则在原来的奖金基础上加100元
代码演示:NVL2函数
SELECT ENAME,JOB,SAL,NVL2(COMM,comm+100,200) "comm" FROM EMP WHERE SAL<2000;
-------------------------------------------------------------------
ENAME JOB SAL comm
SMITH CLERK 800 200
ALLEN SALESMAN 1600 400
WARD SALESMAN 1250 600
MARTIN SALESMAN 1250 1500
TURNER SALESMAN 1500 150
ADAMS CLERK 1100 200
JAMES CLERK 950 200
MILLER CLERK 1300 200
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
8 rows selected
聚合函数同时对一组数据进行操作,返回一行结果,比如计算一组数据的总和,平均值等。
名称 | 作用 | 语法 |
AVG | 平均值 | AVG(表达式) |
SUM | 求和 | SUM(表达式) |
MIN、MAX | 最小值、最大值 | MIN(表达式)、MAX(表达式) |
COUNT | 数据统计 | COUNT(表达式) |
例:求本月所有员工的基本工资总和
代码演示:sum函数
SELECT SUM(sal) FROM emp;
-------------------------------------------------------------------
SUM(SAL)
29025
例:求不同部门的平均工资
代码演示:AVG函数下的分组查询
SELECT DEPTNO,AVG(SAL) FROM EMP GROUP BY DEPTNO;
-------------------------------------------------------------------
DEPTNO AVG(SAL)
--------- ----------
30 1566.66666
20 2175
10 2916.66666
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