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How to pad with leading zeros an int or smallint in Sybase?
Answer:
By example:
declare @Integer int
/* Good for positive numbers only. */
select @Integer = 1000
select "Positives Only" =
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, @Integer), 12)
/* Good for positive and negative numbers. */
select @Integer = -1000
select "Both Signs" =
substring( "- +", (sign(@Integer) + 2), 1) +
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, abs(@Integer)), 12)
select @Integer = 1000
select "Both Signs" =
substring( "- +", (sign(@Integer) + 2), 1) +
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, abs(@Integer)), 12)
go
Produces the following results:
Positives Only
--------------
000000001000
Both Signs
-------------
-000000001000
Both Signs
-------------
+000000001000
declare @Integer int
/* Good for positive numbers only. */
select @Integer = 1000
select "Positives Only" =
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, @Integer), 12)
/* Good for positive and negative numbers. */
select @Integer = -1000
select "Both Signs" =
substring( "- +", (sign(@Integer) + 2), 1) +
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, abs(@Integer)), 12)
select @Integer = 1000
select "Both Signs" =
substring( "- +", (sign(@Integer) + 2), 1) +
right( replicate("0", 12) + convert(varchar, abs(@Integer)), 12)
go
Produces the following results:
Positives Only
--------------
000000001000
Both Signs
-------------
-000000001000
Both Signs
-------------
+000000001000
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