Explain scalar functions in sql?
Answer / Vikash Kumar Sinha
Scalar functions are SQL functions that return a single value. Examples include LENGTH(), LOWER(), UPPER(), and ABS(). They can be used to perform various operations on individual values within a column or expression.
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