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Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial » Character String Functions » LPAD

11. 11. 2. Lpad makes a string a certain length by adding (padding) a specified set of characters to the left of the original string

LPAD stands for "left pad." The general format for this function is: LPAD(string, length_to_make_string,what_to_add_to_left_of_string)


SQL>

SQL>

SQL> SELECT LPAD('Column', 15, '.') FROM dual;



LPAD('COLUMN',1

---------------

.........Column



SQL>

11. 11. LPAD
	11. 11. 1.	LPAD(x, width [, pad_string]) pads x with spaces to left to bring the total length of the string up to width characters.
	11. 11. 2.	Lpad makes a string a certain length by adding (padding) a specified set of characters to the left of the original string
	11. 11. 3.	LPAD() with number column
	11. 11. 4.	left padding the name of department
	11. 11. 5.	Padding based on value length
	11. 11. 6.	Padding department with < and >

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