postgresqlHow do I convert a string to lowercase in PostgreSQL?
To convert a string to lowercase in PostgreSQL, you can use the LOWER function. This function takes a string as its argument and returns the same string in all lowercase letters.
For example, the following code block:
SELECT LOWER('STRING');
will return the following output:
string
The LOWER function can be used in a variety of contexts, such as in a SELECT clause, in a WHERE clause, and in a GROUP BY clause.
The syntax for the LOWER function is as follows:
LOWER(string)
Where string is the string to be converted to lowercase.
Here are some useful links for more information on the LOWER function:
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