I am using Postgres and this is the return of a plpgsql function.
point = x||','||y;
The following is the output I get from the function:
"(14.5084692510445),(35.8988013191481)"
The thing is that I would like to output the values surrounded without any brackets. Is it possible to be done?
It depends on the data types involved, which are missing in your question.
For string types use trim()
:
SELECT trim (x, '()') || ',' || trim (y, '()')
To provide for potential NULL
values, you may want to use concat_ws()
in addition:
SELECT concat_ws(',', trim (x, '()'), trim (y, '()'))
concat_ws()
was introduced with Postgres 9.1.