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        <title>MySQL - CONCAT Function - Concatenate Strings</title>
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        <description>CONCAT function concatenates 2 or more strings into one string.

 Syntax  CONCAT(string1, string2, ...)  Quick Example  SELECT CONCAT('A','B');  Null  If any value is NULL, the result is NULL 

Last Update: MySQL 5.6

Related Functionality in MySQL


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        <title>MySQL GROUP_CONCAT Function - Features, Examples and Equivalents</title>
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        <description>GROUP_CONCAT function concatenates values within each group defined by GROUP BY clause.

 Syntax  GROUP_CONCAT([DISTINCT] exp [ORDER BY sorting] [SEPARATOR 'sep'])  Quick Example  SELECT GROUP_CONCAT(city) FROM cities GROUP BY state;  Separator  Comma (,) by default, '' eliminates separator  NULL Values  Skipped  Max Length  1024 by default, specified by group_concat_max_len system variable 

Version: MySQL 5.6</description>
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        <description>REPLACE function replaces a string with the specified value. The comparison is case-sensitive.

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   -- Replace word 'York' with 'Haven' in string 'New York' ('New York' -&gt; 'New Haven')
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        <description>STR_TO_DATE function converts a string in the specified format to DATETIME, DATE or TIME value.

 Syntax  STR_TO_DATE(string, format)  Quick Example  SELECT STR_TO_DATE('17-09-2010','%d-%m-%Y');  Error  Returns NULL if the format is not matched, or datetime value is not valid 

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