The following sql gives the first character of a column. I am sorry but I don't know what you mean by VERSAL
select substr(version,1,1) from database_control
John
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Hallo,
I know this question sound a bit simple, but can anyone give me a select statement which make the first character of the word in a field
Would appreciate very much. I have checked the manual but cant get it right.
I am starting with this sql statement:
select (substr (namn,0,1)) from test to pick outthe first character and I want that first character to be a VERSAL.
Thanks in advance
Roland
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