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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » String Functions » LEFT

12. 6. 3. Taking the Leftmost or Rightmost Part of a String


5>

6> SELECT LEFT('www.java2s.com. java2s java2s', 10)

7> GO



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

www.java2s



(1 rows affected)

12. 6. LEFT
	12. 6. 1.	LEFT function returns a number of characters from the left-hand side of a string.
	12. 6. 2.	select LEFT('SQL Server', 3)
	12. 6. 3.	Taking the Leftmost or Rightmost Part of a String
	12. 6. 4.	A SELECT statement that uses the LEFT function
	12. 6. 5.	Use LEFT and RIGHT to get sub value from a column
	12. 6. 6.	LEFT(CompanyName, 1) and like
	12. 6. 7.	How to use the string functions to parse a string

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