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How to Concatenate Columns in Postgres

To concatenate multiple columns in PostgreSQL, the CONCAT() function is used. Moreover, we can also use the concatenation operator “||”.

What Does NOT LIKE Operator Do in Postgres

The NOT LIKE operator looks for the specified character/text/string in the database and returns those records that do not contain that specified string/pattern.

How to Fix Error “function ntile() Does Not Exist” in PostgreSQL

In PostgreSQL, the error “function ntile() Does Not Exist” basically arises when we do not provide any argument to the ntile() function.

How to Create a Tablespace in PostgreSQL

To create a tablespace in PostgreSQL, the “CREATE TABLESPACE” statement is used with the “LOCATION” clause. It refers to the location on the disk where all the data for a database is stored.

How to Use REAL Data Type in PostgreSQL

The REAL data type is a numeric data type used to store the single-precision floating point numbers. It requires fewer storage constraints as compared to the DOUBLE PRECISION data type.

How to EXTRACT TIME Part From a TIMESTAMP IN PostgreSQL

The time can be extracted from the timestamp in PostgreSQL by typecasting the timestamp to time. This helps us analyze the data based on the time.

How to Get the First, Last, and nth value of a Partition in Postgres

In PostgreSQL, users can get the first, last, and any nth values from each partition using the FIRST_VALUE(), LAST_VALUE(), and NTH_VALUE(), respectively.

How to Run PostgreSQL Queries in psql

First, establish a connection with the postgres database from psql, after that, you can run all the PostgreSQL queries like DDL and DML in psql in similar ways as you run them in pgAdmin.

How to Remove all the Spaces From a Column in PostgreSQL

Sometimes we need to remove all the spaces from the column in PostgreSQL. This thing is possible in PostgreSQL using a function named “REPLACE()”. In this blog, we will be discussing the method using which we can remove all the white spaces present in the column. Let’s get started with the article.

How to Remove All the Spaces From a Column in PostgreSQL?

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PostgreSQL json_extract_path() Vs json_extract_path_text() - What's the Difference

The Postgres json_extract_path() function and json_extract_path_text() function both are JSON functions that are used to extract the nested values from JSON values specified at a certain path.