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  • Difference between SUBSTR and SUBSTRING - Stack Overflow
    substr() is Postgres specific (and does not allow regex) – user330315 Commented May 18, 2020 at 13:03
  • How do you format the Substring function in Postgres?
    This works in Postgres: substring(r customer_contact_phone, 1, 3) as contact_number Note that this uses substring() rather than substr() (the latter does not exist in Postgres) If you want the first three characters, you can also use left(): left(r customer_contact_phone, 3) as contact_number The syntax you attempted to use also works:
  • How to extract a substring pattern in Postgresql
    postgres substring split text using regex 1 PostgreSql query with SUBSTRING 1 REGEXP_SUBSTR in postgreSQL
  • How to convert substrb in Oracle to Postgresql - Stack Overflow
    First: it's Postgres or PostgreSQL, not "postgre" Secondly if you want the 2 character from that string then use substr('よろしくお願いいたします',2,1) - that returns exactly what you asked for in your question ( ろ )
  • Convert regexp_substr (Oracle ) to PostgreSQL
    replacing regexp_substr with regexp_matches; To solve for rownum, use a CTE (WITH clause) to add a rownum-like column to your underlying table regexp_matches works a little differently than Oracle regexp_substr While Oracle regexp_substr takes the nth match as an argument, PostgreSQL regexp_matches will return all matches as a table-valued
  • Understanding the behaviour of substring in postgresql
    (SUBSTR doesn't raise an exception if the position doesn't exist ) Same for a position of -1, or 10 These both return a: SUBSTR('abc', 0, 2), SUBSTR('abc', -1, 3), which should show pretty much how SUBSTR works in postgres (I'm using SUBSTR but it's the same as SUBSTRING ) It's worth noting also that arrays in postgres are 1-based rather than 0
  • Find sub string position from the end of string in PostgreSQL
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