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1. BITGET Function​

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1. BITGET Function​

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The BITGET function in H2 database is used to get the value of a specific bit from a binary string or BLOB.

2. Syntax​

The syntax for the BITGET function in H2 database is as follows:

BITGET(expr, position)

Arguments​

  • expr: The binary string or BLOB from which to extract the bit value.
  • position: The position of the bit to extract. The position starts from 0, representing the least significant bit.

Return​

  • The BITGET function returns the value of the specified bit (0 or 1) as an integer.

3. Notes​

  • The BITGET function in H2 database works with binary strings or BLOBs.
  • If the input binary string or BLOB is empty or null, the BITGET function will return null.
  • The position argument should be within the valid range of the binary string or BLOB length. If the position exceeds the length, the BITGET function will return null.
  • If the binary string or BLOB contains characters that are not valid binary digits (0 or 1), the BITGET function will return null.
  • Remember to use the correct syntax and datatype while using the BITGET function to avoid errors.

4. Examples​

Here are a few examples demonstrating the usage of the BITGET function in H2 database:

Example 1 - Getting the value of the second bit from a binary string:​

SELECT BITGET(B'101010', 1) AS bit_value;

Output:

bit_value
---------
0

Example 2 - Getting the value of the seventh bit from a BLOB column:​

CREATE TABLE data (
  id INT PRIMARY KEY,
  binary_data BLOB
);

INSERT INTO data VALUES (1, B'11001110'), (2, B'10101010');

SELECT id, BITGET(binary_data, 6) AS bit_value
FROM data;

Output:

id | bit_value
---+----------
1  | 0
2  | 1
  • bitand - Bitwise AND operation
  • bitor - Bitwise OR operation
  • bitxor - Bitwise XOR operation