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This is a discussion on Query to See Functions within the SQL forums, part of the Databases category; What is the query or table using which I can list the predefined functions. Instead of researching book I thought if there is a query I can see the list ...
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Query to See Functions
What is the query or table using which I can list the predefined functions. Instead of researching book I thought if there is a query I can see the list and try using each.
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Re: Query to See Functions
I dont think it can be done through sql query, but it can be done through java jdbc programming which can extract all the predefined functions and display them
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