Oct 20 2009 09:21 AM 47630 36 Display Middle Record shameem_chandu How to display middle record in a given table? Bibhudatta Panda Jun 18th, 2019 Suppose I want middle record 5-9 records CodeSELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<=9 MINUS SELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<5 shreyas varchasvi Oct 15th, 2018 In rownum we cant use >= operator, only < ,< = operator will work. Answer Question Select Best Answer Sep 14 2006 06:07 AM 122049 32 Is there any function in oracle to check whether a value is numeric or not. I have a column which contains both numeric and alphanumeric data. I want to fetch only the numeric data from that column. Can anyone tell me how to do it? anu_dw Dheeraj Singh Sep 16th, 2018 You can try this one.I think this query can work.. Select * from tbl_regex Where REGEXP_LIKE(ENAME,^0123456789); Note:- tbl_regex is table name and ENAME is column name that contain numeric and string type data. Asish Jan 7th, 2018 Here the where clause will be either Lower(fn) = upper(fn) Or Regexp_like(fn, ^[0-9]*$) Answer Question Select Best Answer Sep 12 2006 09:43 PM 15686 24 Hi,Select * from tab; - means we can see all the tables,right!is there any option similar to this..? developer VIJAI VEDHA Sep 28th, 2022 ITS syn NOT sys, SuryaRS Profile Answers by SuryaRS Questions by SuryaRS Aug 29th, 2017 TAB will give tables, views whereas CAT will give tables, views, sequences. TAB is having clustered column.CodeSELECT * FROM TAB SELECT * FROM CAT Answer Question Select Best Answer
Oct 20 2009 09:21 AM 47630 36 Display Middle Record shameem_chandu How to display middle record in a given table? Bibhudatta Panda Jun 18th, 2019 Suppose I want middle record 5-9 records CodeSELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<=9 MINUS SELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<5 shreyas varchasvi Oct 15th, 2018 In rownum we cant use >= operator, only < ,< = operator will work. Answer Question Select Best Answer
Bibhudatta Panda Jun 18th, 2019 Suppose I want middle record 5-9 records CodeSELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<=9 MINUS SELECT * FROM emp WHERE rownum<5
Sep 14 2006 06:07 AM 122049 32 Is there any function in oracle to check whether a value is numeric or not. I have a column which contains both numeric and alphanumeric data. I want to fetch only the numeric data from that column. Can anyone tell me how to do it? anu_dw Dheeraj Singh Sep 16th, 2018 You can try this one.I think this query can work.. Select * from tbl_regex Where REGEXP_LIKE(ENAME,^0123456789); Note:- tbl_regex is table name and ENAME is column name that contain numeric and string type data. Asish Jan 7th, 2018 Here the where clause will be either Lower(fn) = upper(fn) Or Regexp_like(fn, ^[0-9]*$) Answer Question Select Best Answer
Dheeraj Singh Sep 16th, 2018 You can try this one.I think this query can work.. Select * from tbl_regex Where REGEXP_LIKE(ENAME,^0123456789); Note:- tbl_regex is table name and ENAME is column name that contain numeric and string type data.
Asish Jan 7th, 2018 Here the where clause will be either Lower(fn) = upper(fn) Or Regexp_like(fn, ^[0-9]*$)
Sep 12 2006 09:43 PM 15686 24 Hi,Select * from tab; - means we can see all the tables,right!is there any option similar to this..? developer VIJAI VEDHA Sep 28th, 2022 ITS syn NOT sys, SuryaRS Profile Answers by SuryaRS Questions by SuryaRS Aug 29th, 2017 TAB will give tables, views whereas CAT will give tables, views, sequences. TAB is having clustered column.CodeSELECT * FROM TAB SELECT * FROM CAT Answer Question Select Best Answer
SuryaRS Profile Answers by SuryaRS Questions by SuryaRS Aug 29th, 2017 TAB will give tables, views whereas CAT will give tables, views, sequences. TAB is having clustered column.CodeSELECT * FROM TAB SELECT * FROM CAT