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  • Name: Jerywin Dulangan Bayawan DATE: 09/30/21 Year/Course/Section: Bsis/3/A Module #: 1

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    The document provides examples of SQL string functions such as FIRST(), LAST(), MAX(), MIN(), and SUM(). It defines a Customer table with columns for last name, first name, middle initial, and customer ID. It then provides 9 SQL queries using string functions like CONCAT(), UPPER(), LOWER(), LEFT(), RIGHT(), LENGTH(), LTRIM(), REPLACE(), SUBSTRING(), REVERSE() on the Customer table columns and requires the output for each query be provided. The queries perform operations like concatenation, case conversion, substring extraction and replacement on the customer names and IDs.

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    The document provides examples of SQL string functions such as FIRST(), LAST(), MAX(), MIN(), and SUM(). It defines a Customer table with columns for last name, first name, middle initial, and customer ID. It then provides 9 SQL queries using string functions like CONCAT(), UPPER(), LOWER(), LEFT(), RIGHT(), LENGTH(), LTRIM(), REPLACE(), SUBSTRING(), REVERSE() on the Customer table columns and requires the output for each query be provided. The queries perform operations like concatenation, case conversion, substring extraction and replacement on the customer names and IDs.

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    Name: Jerywin Dulangan Bayawan DATE: 09/30/21 Year/Course/Section: Bsis/3/A Module #: 1

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    NAME: JERYWIN DULANGAN BAYAWAN DATE: 09/30/21

    YEAR/COURSE/SECTION: BSIS/3/A MODULE #: 1

    V. ASSESSMENT

    1. Define SQL string functions in your own words based on the examples above.

    Own my own understanding, sql string function is to be able to input string such as
    numbers, letters to the program it also convert all data type.

    2. Give at least five (5) SQL string functions and give one (1) example for each
    function.

    • FIRST() - Returns the first value.


    • LAST() - Returns the last value.
    • MAX() - Returns the largest value.
    • MIN() - Returns the smallest value.
    • SUM() - Returns the sum.

    3. Using customer table, give the result table of the given SQL string function queries:

    Customer Table
    LNAME FNAME MNAME ID
    Doe John C. 001
    Jones Jay Y. 002
    De La Cruz Juan M. 003
    Adams Smith A. 004

    a. Select CONCAT(lname, fname, mname,’-‘, ID) as customer From Customer


    where ID IN(‘001’, ‘002’, ‘004’) order by lname

    LNAME FNAME MNAME ID


    Adams Smith A. 004
    Doe John C. 001
    Jones Jay Y. 002

    b. Select UPPER(lname) as lastname, lower(fname) as firstname,


    UPPER(mname) as MI From customer order by lname

    LNAME FNAME MNAME


    ADAMS smith A.
    DE LA CRUZ juan M.
    DOE john C.
    JONES jay Y.
    c. Select LEFT(lname, 3) as lname, RIGHT(fname, 2) as fname, LENGTH(id)
    as ID From Customer order by lname

    LNAME FNAME MNAME ID


    Ada th A. ->004
    La cruz an M. ->003
    NULL hn C. ->001
    es ay Y. ->002

    d. Select LTRIM (lname) as ‘Last Name’ From customer where ID=’004’

    LNAME ID
    Adams 004

    e. Select REPLACE(lname, a, e) as lname From customer order by lname

    LNAME
    Adaams
    Dee Laa Cruz
    Doee
    Jonees

    f. Select SUBSTRING(lname,1,2) as subLName From customer order by


    fname

    LNAME
    Jo
    Ad
    Do
    De

    g. Select REVERSE(lname) as revName From customer order by fname

    LNAME
    senoJ
    smadA
    eoD
    zurC aL eD
    h. Select CONCAT(LEFT(lname, 3, RIGHT(fname, 2), LENGTH(id)) as ID
    From Customer order by lname

    LNAME FNAME ID
    ms Smi 004
    La Cruz Ju 003
    NULL Jo 001
    es J 002

    i. Select CONCAT(UPPER(lname), ‘, ‘, lower(fname), ‘ ‘, UPPER(mname)) as


    name, ID From customer order by lname

    LNAME FNAME MNAME ID


    ADAMS Smith A. 004
    DE LA CRUZ Juan M. 003
    DOE John C. 001
    JONES Jay Y. 002

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