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Notes • The argument to the function must be of type TIME.
MOD
Syntax
• The argument must be specified in the format HH:MI:SS.
• The result is of type SHORT.
• If the argument expression evaluates to NULL, the result is NULL.
Compatibility
ODBC compatible
Returns the remainder of expression1 divided by expression2.
Example This example illustrates the MOD function:
Notes • Both expression1 and expression2 must evaluate to exact numeric data types.
MONTH
Syntax
MOD ( expression1 , expression2 )
SELECT MOD (11, 4) 'Modulus' FROM MYMATH;
• If expression2 evaluates to zero, MOD returns zero.
Compatibility
ODBC compatible
MOD
Returns the month in the year specified by the argument as a short integer value in the range of
1–12.
MONTH ( date_expression )
Example This example illustrates the MONTH function:
SELECT * FROM orders WHERE MONTH (order_date) = 6 ;
Notes • The argument to the function must be of type DATE.
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