If in a SELECT statement I\'m selecting a concatenated string that uses values from the table(s) I\'m selecting from, what\'s the best way to handle NULLs for those values so that I still have my stri
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I have an application in which I need to combine strings within a variable like so: int int_arr[4]; int_arr[1] = 123;
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hy guys, I needed again of the help of you. Now i want to make a break line when i concatenate strings, i tried to do of this way:
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