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Introduction to Database Management Systems with PostgreSQL
Exercise 1 - Import data into PostgreSQL
Exercise 2 - Insert statement
Exercise 3 - Select statement
Exercise 4 - More advanced queries
Exercise 5 - Functions
ABS() | Return the absolute value |
ACOS() | Return the arc cosine |
ASIN() | Return the arc sine |
ATAN2(), ATAN() | Return the arc tangent of the two arguments |
ATAN() | Return the arc tangent |
CEIL() | Return the smallest integer value not less than the argument |
CEILING() | Return the smallest integer value not less than the argument |
CONV() | Convert numbers between different number bases |
COS() | Return the cosine |
COT() | Return the cotangent |
CRC32() | Compute a cyclic redundancy check value |
DEGREES() | Convert radians to degrees |
EXP() | Raise to the power of |
FLOOR() | Return the largest integer value not greater than the argument |
LN() | Return the natural logarithm of the argument |
LOG10() | Return the base-10 logarithm of the argument |
LOG2() | Return the base-2 logarithm of the argument |
LOG() | Return the natural logarithm of the first argument |
MOD() | Return the remainder |
OCT() | Return an octal representation of a decimal number |
PI() | Return the value of pi |
POW() | Return the argument raised to the specified power |
POWER() | Return the argument raised to the specified power |
RADIANS() | Return argument converted to radians |
RAND() | Return a random floating-point value |
ROUND() | Round the argument |
SIGN() | Return the sign of the argument |
SIN() | Return the sine of the argument |
SQRT() | Return the square root of the argument |
TAN() | Return the tangent of the argument |
TRUNCATE() | Truncate to specified number of decimal places |