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Re: SQL and bitwise logic with numbers

From: James Lorenzen <lorenzen_at_tiny.net>
Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 14:11:25 GMT
Message-ID: <lorenzen-ya02408000R1106980911240001@news.visi.com>


Kari, the bitwise operations are not supported in SQL. It would be possible to write your own function call with Oracle's procedural option, PL*SQL. BTW, not "all" programming languages support these operations.

Good Luck

   James

In article <01bd9492$dd765de0$e2ebb6c2_at_telda-301>, "Kári Poulsen" <kapo_at_utvarp.olivant.fo> wrote:

>I have this funny feeling that I'm just missing something here...
>
>I'm trying to make simple numeric logic operations in sql, such as "10 AND
>2", the ususal stuff that any programming language supports (AND, OR, XOR ,
>NOT)
>
>Is it just me, or does this really not exist in sql?
>
>And if not, there's bound to be some package out there that does..
>
>thanks for your time.
>
>pls. email also to kapo_at_utvarp.olivant.fo
>
>regards
> Kári Poulsen

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