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AS_INTEGER¶
Casts a VARIANT value to an integer. Does not match non-integer values.
Syntax¶
AS_INTEGER( <variant_expr> )
Arguments¶
variant_expr
An expression that evaluates to a value of type VARIANT.
Examples¶
This shows how to use the function:
Create a table and data:
CREATE TABLE multiple_types ( array1 VARIANT, array2 VARIANT, boolean1 VARIANT, char1 VARIANT, varchar1 VARIANT, decimal1 VARIANT, double1 VARIANT, integer1 VARIANT, object1 VARIANT ); INSERT INTO multiple_types (array1, array2, boolean1, char1, varchar1, decimal1, double1, integer1, object1) SELECT TO_VARIANT(TO_ARRAY('Example')), TO_VARIANT(ARRAY_CONSTRUCT('Array-like', 'example')), TO_VARIANT(TRUE), TO_VARIANT('X'), TO_VARIANT('I am a real character'), TO_VARIANT(1.23::DECIMAL(6, 3)), TO_VARIANT(3.21::DOUBLE), TO_VARIANT(15), TO_VARIANT(TO_OBJECT(PARSE_JSON('{"Tree": "Pine"}'))) ;Now run the query:
SELECT AS_ARRAY(array1) AS "ARRAY1", AS_ARRAY(array2) AS "ARRAY2", AS_BOOLEAN(boolean1) AS "BOOLEAN", AS_CHAR(char1) AS "CHAR", AS_DECIMAL(decimal1, 6, 3) AS "DECIMAL", AS_DOUBLE(double1) AS "DOUBLE", AS_INTEGER(integer1) AS "INTEGER", AS_OBJECT(object1) AS "OBJECT", AS_ARRAY(object1) AS "OBJECT AS ARRAY" FROM multiple_types; +-------------+-----------------+---------+------+---------+--------+---------+------------------+-----------------+ | ARRAY1 | ARRAY2 | BOOLEAN | CHAR | DECIMAL | DOUBLE | INTEGER | OBJECT | OBJECT AS ARRAY | |-------------+-----------------+---------+------+---------+--------+---------+------------------+-----------------| | [ | [ | True | X | 1.230 | 3.21 | 15 | { | NULL | | "Example" | "Array-like", | | | | | | "Tree": "Pine" | | | ] | "example" | | | | | | } | | | | ] | | | | | | | | +-------------+-----------------+---------+------+---------+--------+---------+------------------+-----------------+