09-09-2009, 01:51 AM
Using ltrim and rtrim functions in sybase
ltrim
Description
Returns the specified expression, trimmed of leading blanks.
Syntax
ltrim(char_expr | uchar_expr)
Parameters
char_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of char, varchar, nchar, or nvarchar type.
uchar_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of unichar or univarchar type.
Examples
Example 1
select ltrim(" 123")
-------
123
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rtrim
Description
Returns the specified expression, trimmed of trailing blanks.
Syntax
rtrim(char_expr | uchar_expr)
Parameters
char_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of char, varchar, nchar, or nvarchar type.
uchar_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of unichar or univarchar type.
Examples
Example 1
select rtrim("abcd ")
--------
abcd
ltrim
Description
Returns the specified expression, trimmed of leading blanks.
Syntax
ltrim(char_expr | uchar_expr)
Parameters
char_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of char, varchar, nchar, or nvarchar type.
uchar_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of unichar or univarchar type.
Examples
Example 1
select ltrim(" 123")
-------
123
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
rtrim
Description
Returns the specified expression, trimmed of trailing blanks.
Syntax
rtrim(char_expr | uchar_expr)
Parameters
char_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of char, varchar, nchar, or nvarchar type.
uchar_expr
is a character-type column name, variable, or constant expression of unichar or univarchar type.
Examples
Example 1
select rtrim("abcd ")
--------
abcd