concat

concat(str, ...) - concatenates a string from one or more input values.

1. SELECT firstName, lastName, concat(firstName, ' ', lastName) FROM names;

:::tip

concat() can be used to generate line protocol. See example below.

:::

1. SELECT
2. concat(
3. 'trades,instrument=', rnd_str(2,2,0),
4. ',side=', rnd_str('B', 'S'),
5. ' price=', abs(cast(rnd_double(0)*100000 AS INT)),
6. ',quantity=', abs(cast(rnd_double(0)*10000 AS INT)),
7. ' ',
8. 1571270400000 + (x-1) * 100
9. )
10. FROM long_sequence(5) x;

1. trades,instrument=CR,side=B price=70867,quantity=9192 1571270400000
2. trades,instrument=LN,side=S price=37950,quantity=1439 1571270400100
3. trades,instrument=ZJ,side=S price=82829,quantity=8871 1571270400200
4. trades,instrument=EW,side=S price=10427,quantity=1945 1571270400300
5. trades,instrument=MI,side=B price=99348,quantity=8450 1571270400400

length

length(string) - reads length of string value type (result is int)

length(symbol) - reads length of symbol value type (result is int)

length(blob) - reads length of binary value type (result is long)

• a string
• a symbol
• a binary blob

1. SELECT name a, length(name) b FROM names limit 4

~=

~=(string, regex) - matches string value to regex

~=(symbol, regex) - matches symbol value to regex

java.util.regex

!~

!~(string, regex) - checks if string value does not match regex

!~(symbol, regex) - checks if symbol value does not match regex

to_lowercase

to_lowercase(string) - converts all string characters to lowercase

to_uppercase

to_uppercase(string) - converts all string characters to uppercase