A table contains two columns, CUSTNAME and STATE. You have created the following character expression to mask CUSTNAME:

SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,1,3) CONCAT 'EE' + SUBSTR(STATE,1) || SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,5,2) Given the values shown below for CUSTNAME and STATE:

CUSTNAME=SANDERS STATE=GA What reflects the value of CUSTNAME after the character expression has been applied?

Question

A table contains two columns, CUSTNAME and STATE. You have created the following character expression to mask CUSTNAME:

SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,1,3) CONCAT 'EE' + SUBSTR(STATE,1) || SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,5,2) Given the values shown below for CUSTNAME and STATE:

CUSTNAME=SANDERS STATE=GA What reflects the value of CUSTNAME after the character expression has been applied?

Accepted Answer

B. SANEEGER

Answer

A. ANDEEARS

Answer

C. ANDEEGER

Answer

D. SANEEAER

A table contains two columns, CUSTNAME and STATE. You have created the following character expression to mask CUSTNAME: SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,1,3) CONCAT 'EE' + SUBSTR(STATE,1) || SUBSTR(CUSTNAME,5,2)…