RTRIM() function in SQL Server
RTRIM():-This function is used to get the string after the removal of all trailing blanks.
Syntax:-
RTRIM ( character_expression )
For example:-
Select RTRIM('Vivek Johari ...
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RTRIM():-This function is used to get the string after the removal of all trailing blanks.
Syntax:-
RTRIM ( character_expression )
For example:-
Select RTRIM('Vivek Johari ...
2014-08-13
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