I have a temp table structure @temp2 like this and would like to add the driverID column with a result like 5555, 68989 to do this, I use the cursor to loop another table look like this Here is the code sadly, I got the driverID column is null and would like to have finalized temp table look like this:
Tag: concat
sqlalchemy concat with more than 2 elements on Oracle DB
considering the following table definition I create a select-statement using the sqlalchemy.sql.functions.concat with 3 statements using the query is generated. However, when I run this, the exception ORA-00909: invalid number of arguments is thrown. This is because CONCAT (https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/functions026.htm) only allows 2 Arguments. My workaround for now ist to use concat inside of concat, which works However, this makes the
concat only if column value does not contain any specific prefix
I want to add the prefix to column’s data those who not like if the column’s value is 123,OI:909, 456,OI:789 then it updates to OI:123,OI:909, OI:456, OI:789 I tried following SQL Answer You could try this syntax:
SQL concat case select when trying to add new column of previous month data
I have a data set in which I need to concat month and year for the previous month. the problem is it spans over two years. I need to create a statement in which mean the month – 1 = 0, month becomes …
How to use SQL function CONCAT with LIKE
I confirmed that the columns in the SQL table contain the results I’m searching for (the results being NA), but when I use the query below, no results are returned. Could I get some help with this …
Concat multiple rows with a delimiter in Hive
I need to concat string values row wise with ‘~’ as delimiter. I have the following data: I need to concat ‘Comment’ column for each ‘id’ in the ascending order of ‘row_id’ with ‘~’ as delimiter. Expected output is as below: GROUP_CONCAT is not an option since its not recognized in my Hive version. I can use collect_set or collect_list,
MYSQL, How to combine the first 2 letters of the first name and the first 5 letters of the last name
I’m trying to write an SQL query (using the SELECT function) that will take the first two letters of the first name and the first 5 letters of the last name, then combine them and put them in a new column called “User Name.” I’ve tried using the SUBSTRING and CONCAT functions together, but my syntax isn’t right. Does anyone
SQL UPDATE all values in a field with appended string CONCAT not working
Here is what I want to do: current table: Mystery Query ( something like “UPDATE table SET data = CONCAT(data, ‘a’)” ) resulting table: thats it! I just need to do it in a single query, but can’t seem to find a way. I am using mySQL on bluehost (I think its version 4.1) Thanks everyone. Answer That’s pretty much