select cast (2000 as type of quint) from rdb$database select cast (2000 as int) from rdb$database. If TYPE OF is used with a (VAR)CHAR type, its character.
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select cast (2000 as type of quint) from rdb$database select cast (2000 as int) from rdb$database.
I've got dirty data in a column with variable alpha length. I just want to strip out anything that is not 0-9. I do not want to run a function or proc.
I'm trying to use CHAR(13) to force a new line, but the problem is, I'm doing this within a FOR XML Select statement: … The problem with this, is that I don't get an actual new line. Instead, I get: …
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...concat((select (select (select distinct concat(0x7e,0x27,unhex(Hex(cast(schema_name as char))),0x27,0x7e) from `information_schema`.schemata limit 1,1)) from `information_schema
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