Luis Cazares (7/30/2012)
You can use it to check if 2 phrases are palindromes.Just kidding.
create function IsPalindrome(@String1 varchar(100), @String2 varchar(100))
returns table
return
(
select Case when @String1 = REVERSE(@String2) then 1 else 0 end as IsPalindrome
)
go
with cte (string1, string2)
as
(
Select 'racecar', 'racecar' union all
select 'racetruck', 'racetruck'
)
select *
from cte
cross apply dbo.IsPalindrome(string1, string2)
😀
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