The document outlines essential SQL string manipulation functions that data engineers should know, including SUBSTRING(), REGEXP_REPLACE(), CHARINDEX(), LEFT(), RIGHT(), REPLACE(), TRIM(), CONCAT(), and LOWER()/UPPER(). Each function is briefly described along with its syntax and example usage. These functions are crucial for extracting, transforming, and cleaning string data in SQL.
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String Functions in SQL
The document outlines essential SQL string manipulation functions that data engineers should know, including SUBSTRING(), REGEXP_REPLACE(), CHARINDEX(), LEFT(), RIGHT(), REPLACE(), TRIM(), CONCAT(), and LOWER()/UPPER(). Each function is briefly described along with its syntax and example usage. These functions are crucial for extracting, transforming, and cleaning string data in SQL.
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Manipulation Fucntions in SQL Here are some essential SQL string functions every data engineer should have in their toolkit: SUBSTRING() Extracts Part of a String.
Syntax & Example
REGEXP_REPLACE() Use regex to clean or transform strings. Perfect for stripping non-numeric characters, cleaning special symbols, or formatting strings with complex rules.
Syntax & Example
source_string: The original string you're
transforming pattern: The regex pattern to match replacement: What to replace the match with flags (optional): Like 'g' for global replace (all matches) CHARINDEX() / INSTR() Finds the position of a substring