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      Character String Functions

      btrim()

      Removes characters from both ends of a given string until encountering a character that is not contained in the specified set of characters.

      Syntax btrim(<str>[, <chars>])
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <chars> Character String The set of characters to look for; it defaults to a space
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN btrim("  Ultipa Graph   ") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Ultipa Graph

      RETURN btrim("123ABC341", "123") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      ABC34

      char_length()

      Returns the number of characters in a string.

      character_length() is a synonym to char_length().

      Syntax char_length(<str>)
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The input string
      Return Type UINT

      RETURN char_length("Ultipa Graph")
      

      Result:

      char_length("Ultipa Graph")
      12

      left()

      Returns a substring of the given string containing the specified number of leftmost characters.

      Syntax left(<str>, <length>)
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <length> UINT Length of the substring
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN left("Ultipa Graph", 6)
      

      Result:

      left("Ultipa Graph", 6)
      Ultipa

      lower()

      Converts all the characters in a given string to lowercase.

      Syntax lower(<str>)
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN lower("Ultipa Graph")
      

      Result:

      lower("Ultipa Graph")
      ultipa graph

      ltrim()

      Removes characters from the begining of a given string until encountering a character that is not contained in the specified set of characters.

      Syntax ltrim(<str>[, <chars>])
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <chars> Character String The set of characters to look for; it defaults to a space
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN ltrim("  Ultipa Graph   ") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Ultipa Graph

      RETURN ltrim("124ABC341", "123") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      4ABC341

      normalize()

      Converts a string into a consistent format based on the normalization form specified, in accordance with Unicode Standard Annex #15.

      This function is typically used to compare two strings by their Unicode codepoints. Two characters appear identical to human eyes may have different codepoints, such as the multiplication sign × (U+00D7) and the letter x (U+0078).

      Syntax normalize(<str>[, <form>])
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <form> / The normalzation form (NF) keyword:
      • NFC (default): Canonical Composition. Characters are composed into their most composed forms. E.g., Å (U+00C5) as a single character.
      • NFD: Canonical Decomposition. Characters are decomposed into their constituent parts. E.g., Å (U+00C5) becomes A (U+0041) + ◌̊ (U+030A).
      • NFKC: Similar to NFC but also replaces compatibility characters with their canonical equivalents. E.g., 2⁵ (U+0032 U+2075) becomes 25 (U+0032 U+0035).
      • NFKD: Similar to NFD but also replaces compatibility characters with their canonical equivalents. E.g., 2⁵ (U+0032 U+2075) becomes 25 (U+0032 U+0035).
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN normalize('×') = normalize('x') AS result
      

      Result:

      result
      0

      right()

      Returns a substring of the given string containing the specified number of rightmost characters.

      Syntax right(<str>, <length>)
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <length> UINT Length of the substring
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN right("Ultipa Graph", 5)
      

      Result:

      right("Ultipa Graph", 5)
      Graph

      rtrim()

      Removes characters from the end of a given string until encountering a character that is not contained in the specified set of characters.

      Syntax rtrim(<str>[, <chars>])
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      <chars> Character String The set of characters to look for; it defaults to a space
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN rtrim("  Ultipa Graph   ") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Ultipa Graph

      RETURN rtrim("123ABC4321", "123") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      123ABC4

      trim()

      Removes all the occurrences of the specified single character from either the leftmost, rightmost, or both ends of a given string.

      Syntax trim([[<spec>] [<char>] FROM] <str>)
      Arguments Name Type Description Note
      <spec> / The trim specification keyword:
      • BOTH (default) removes every leading and trailing character equals to <char> from <str>
      • LEADING removes every leading character equals to <char> from <str>
      • TRAILING removes every trailing character equals to <char> from <str>
      If FROM is specified, then at least one of <spec> and <char> shall be specified.
      <char> Character String The character to look for; it defaults to a space
      <str> Character String The original string /
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN trim("  Ultipa Graph   ") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Ultipa Graph

      RETURN trim(BOTH "a" FROM "aaGraph DBa") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Graph DB

      RETURN trim(LEADING "a" FROM "aaGraph DBa") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Graph DBa

      RETURN trim(TRAILING FROM "  Graph DB   ") AS newString
      

      Result:

      newString
      Graph DB

      upper()

      Converts all the characters in a given string to uppercase.

      Syntax upper(<str>)
      Arguments Name Type Description
      <str> Character String The original string
      Return Type Character String

      RETURN upper("Ultipa Graph")
      

      Result:

      upper("Ultipa Graph")
      ULTIPA GRAPH
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