RTRIM function
Removes trailing (right-side) characters from a string.
Syntax
RTRIM(string [, characters])
Arguments
string: The string to trim.characters: Optional. A string containing the set of characters to remove. Each character in this string is removed individually from the end, not as a substring. The default is a single white space.
Returns
A VARCHAR with the specified trailing characters removed.
Examples
-- Example 1: Remove trailing spaces (single parameter)
> SELECT RTRIM(' SQL ');
' SQL'
-- Example 2: Remove set of characters
> SELECT RTRIM(' SQLacbab', 'abc');
' SQL'
-- Example 3: Characters are removed individually, not as substring
-- 'abc' means remove any 'a', 'b', or 'c' characters
> SELECT RTRIM('Hellocba', 'abc');
'Hello'
-- Example 4: No matching characters to remove
> SELECT RTRIM('Hello World', 'x');
'Hello World'
See Also
LTRIM function - Remove leading characters
TRIM function - Remove leading and trailing characters