RosettaCodeData/Task/Babbage-problem/SQL/babbage-problem.sql

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/*
This code is an implementation of Babbage Problem in SQL ORACLE 19c
p_ziel -- the substring to search for, which can start with leading zeros
p_max -- upper bound of the cycle
v_max -- safe determination of the upper bound of the cycle
v_start -- safe starting point
*/
with
function babbage(p_ziel in varchar2, p_max integer) return varchar2 is
v_max integer := greatest(p_max,to_number('1E+'||length(to_char(p_ziel))));
v_start number := case when substr(p_ziel,1,1)='0' then ceil(sqrt('1'||p_ziel)) else ceil(sqrt(p_ziel)) end;
v_length number := to_number('1E+'||length(to_char(p_ziel)));
begin
-- first check
if substr(p_ziel,-1) in (2,3,7,8) then
return 'The exact square of an integer cannot end with '''||substr(p_ziel,-1)||''', so there is no such smallest number whose square ends in '''||p_ziel||'''';
end if;
-- second check
if regexp_count(p_ziel,'([^0]0{1,}$)')=1 and mod(regexp_count(regexp_substr(p_ziel,'(0{1,}$)'),'0'),2)=1 then
return 'An exact square of an integer cannot end with an odd number of zeros, so there is no such smallest number whose square ends in '''||p_ziel||'''';
end if;
-- main cycle
while v_start < v_max loop
exit when mod(v_start**2,v_length) = p_ziel;
v_start := v_start + 1;
end loop;
-- output
if v_start = v_max then
return 'There is no such smallest number before '||v_max||' whose square ends in '''||p_ziel||'''';
else
return ''||v_start||' is the smallest number, whose square '||regexp_replace(to_char(v_start**2),'(\d{1,})('||p_ziel||')','\1''\2''')||' ends in '''||p_ziel||'''';
end if;
--
end;
--Test
select babbage('222',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('33',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('17',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('888',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('1000',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('000',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('269696',100000) as res from dual -- strict Babbage Problem
union all
select babbage('269696',10) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('169696',10) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('19696',100000) as res from dual
union all
select babbage('04',100000) as res from dual;