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PostgreSQL: Do Modulo Operation using MOD Function

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In this post, I am sharing an essential Modul mathematical function of PostgreSQL.

The modulo operation returns the remainder after the division of the first argument by the second one.

PostgreSQL provides MOD() for performing the Modulo Operations.

Please check the below samples:

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SELECT MOD(16,3) modulo;
modulo
---------
1
 
SELECT MOD(30,10) modulo;
modulo
---------
0
 
SELECT MOD(30,4) modulo;
modulo
---------
2
SELECT MOD(-30,4) modulo;
modulo
---------
-2

Apr 24, 2018Anvesh Patel
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