Exam 10: Selected Single Row Functions

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The ____________________ function converts character strings to lower-case letters.

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The NVL function can be used to include records containing null values in calculations.

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The  RTRIM \underline { \text { RTRIM } } function can be used to remove a specific set of characters from the right side of a set of data values. _________________________

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The ____________________ function is used to combine two sets of character strings into one set.

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The ____________________ function is used to determine the next occurrence of a specific day of the week after a given date.

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A Julian date represents the number of  hours \underline {\text { hours } } that have passed since January 1, 4712 B.C. _________________________

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Which of the following statements will produce the value 21.1?

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Which of the following is a table provided in Oracle which can be helpful for testing functions?

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The CONCAT function is used to store the contents of two columns into one column.

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When a function is used in a SELECT statement, it only affects how the data are displayed in the results.

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The  NULLIF \underline { \text { NULLIF } } function is often combined with the NVL2 function to display a descriptive status. _________________________

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You must include the MI element in the format argument of a TO_CHAR function to include the minutes when displaying time.

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The LPAD or RPAD function can be used to add a character to extend the current contents of a column to a specified width.

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