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159 160downtown 161 162 Stbstr (, 163 C1 is a string, I,j is an integer, and returns a substring of J at the beginning of C1, if J is empty, until the end of the string. 164 165select SUBSTR (' message ', 1,4) from dual 166 167SUBS 168 169Mess 170 171 172 SUBSTRB (, 173 is roughly the same as substr, except that the i,j is calculated in bytes. 174 175 SOUNDEX () 176 return words similar to C1 pronunciation 177 178select SOUNDEX (' Dawes ') Dawes SOUNDEX (' Daws ') Daws, SOUNDEX (' Dawson ') fro

integers. Starting from the I-bit of c1, a substring with the length of j is returned. If j is empty, it is returned until the end of the string. 164 165 select SUBSTR ('message',) from dual 166 167 SUBS 168 169 Mess 170 171 172 SUBSTRB (, 173 is roughly the same as SUBSTR, except that I and J are calculated in bytes. 174 175 SOUNDEX () 176 return words with the same pronunciation as c1 177 178 select SOUNDEX ('dawes') dawes SOUNDEX ('daws') daws, SOUNDEX ('dawson') from dual 179 180 Dawes Daws

replace (''uptown '', ''up'', ''down '') from dualreplacedowntownStbstr (, [,]) C1 is a string, where I and j are integers. Starting from the I-bit of c1, a substring with the length of j is returned. If j is empty, it is returned until the end of the string. Select substr (''message', 1, 4) from dualsubsmessSubstrb (, [,]) It is roughly the same as substr, except that I and j are calculated in bytes. Soundex () Returns a word with the same pronunciation

of c2 is single space, and other values are similar to rtrim (,) Remove the rightmost character from c1 so that the last character is not in c2. If there is no c2 character, c1 will not change. Replace (, [,]) C1, c2, and c3 are strings. The function uses c3 instead of c2 that appears in c1 and returns the result. Select replace (''uptown '', ''up'', ''down '') from dualreplacedowntown Stbstr (, [,]) C1 is a string, where I and j are integers. Starting from the I-bit of c1, a substring with the

multiple times. If I is less than the length of C1, only the C1 characters that are as long as I are returned, and the others are truncated. The default value of C2 is a single space. Others are similar to lpad.Rtrim (,)Remove the rightmost character from C1 so that the last character is not in C2. If there is no C2 character, C1 will not change.Replace (, [,])C1, C2, and C3 are strings. The function uses C3 instead of C2 that appears in C1 and returns the result.Select Replace (''uptown '', ''

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machines cannot accurately measure the light. The above two points, after my actual use, the d200 has the same problem. Machines like d2xs are much better and have been used several times. It is no wonder that d2xs is so expensive to sell. Basically, the 11 points can be very accurate. With the bright circular viewfinder, the diagram is too convenient. According to a Nikon new product usage activity, in the dark, I think the current d300 and D3 are

Today, at last, I felt a lot easier with my mind... Suddenly I am not interested in my camera, especially after I used PQ's D50 in 10.1, this feeling is even more intense. Decide the next goal, digital SLR, and d40 for the most time. Haha, of course, d200 and 400d or @ 100 can also be used. However, after my economy is well-off, I will pay off my debt first. Sleepy, wash and sleep. Haha, I changed the machine room and IP address of the blog gar

, except that I and J are calculated in bytes. SOUNDEX ()Returns a word with the same pronunciation as c1.Select SOUNDEX ('dawes') dawes SOUNDEX ('daws') daws, SOUNDEX ('dawson') from dualDawes Daws DawsonD200 D200 D250 TRANSLATE (,,)Replace the characters in c1 with those in c2 with c3.Select TRANSLATE ('fumble ', 'U', 'ar') test from dualTEXTramble TRIM ([[] from c3)Delete the first, last, or all of the c3 strings.Select TRIM ('space padded') trim f

c_get_m2_scope(); export "DPI-C" task m2_add; reg tmp; reg [31:0] m2_value; task m2_add(input int num,output int sum); sum = num + m2_value; endtask // m2_add initial begin c_get_m2_scope(); m2_value = 32'd200; endendmodule // m1 2, Part C /** test.c Rill create for dpi test at 2014-10-20*/#include #include svScope tmp_scope;svScope m1_scope;svScope m2_scope;//import task/funcs from svextern int m1_ad

Dualdawes daws DawsonD200 D200 D250 TRANSLATE (,,) Replace the characters in the C1 with the C2 in C3 Select TRANSLATE (' Fumble ', ' uf ', ' ar ') test from dualtextramble TRIM ([[]] from C3) The first, last, or both of the C3 string will be deleted. Select Trim (' Space padded ') trim from dual trimspace padded UPPER () Returns the upper case of C1, which often appears in the Where substring Select name from dual where UPPER (name) like ' ki% '

long C1 character, the others will be truncated. The default value for C2 is single space, others are similar to LpadRTRIM (,)Remove the rightmost character from the C1 so that its first character is not in C2, and if there is no C2, then C1 will not change.REPLACE (, [,])C1,C2,C3 are strings, and functions are returned with C3 instead of C2 appearing in C1.Select REPLACE (' Uptown ', ' up ', ' off ') from DualreplacedowntownStbstr (, [,])C1 is a string, I,j is an integer, and a substring of l

the phonetic representation of a string argument, but it is useful to spell a different word than to compare some of the same pronunciations.Syntax for the SOUNDEX function:SOUNDEX (String)Algorithms for calculating speech:1. Retain the first letter of the string, but delete a, E, H, I, O, W, y2. Assign the numbers in the following table to the corresponding letters(1) 1:b, F, p, V(2) 2:c, G, K, q, S, X, Z(3) 3:d, T(4) 4:l(5) 5:m, n(6) 6:r3. If there are more than 2 (2) letters in the string th