How can I split a string into different parts in sql.

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I want to split a string 123test$%^ into different parts based on their type. Can any one help me.

Posted 13-Dec-12 22:34pm

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Code-Hunt · Answer 1 · 2012-12-14T00:20:00

Solution 2

An Easy But Effective Way to Split a String using Transact-SQL[^]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2647/split-string-in-sql[^]

http://sqltutorials.blogspot.in/2007/09/sql-function-split.html[^]

this links may help u

Posted 14-Dec-12 0:20am

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RedDk · Answer 2 · 2012-12-14T08:22:00

Try SUBSTRING or RIGHT or LEFT; just check out the STRING functions for starters

DECLARE @frastr [nvarchar](128), @dmyndlstr[nvarchar](128), @nfrnchsint [int], @dracint [int]
SET @frastr = '123Test$%^'
SET @dmyndlstr = ''
SET @nfrnchsint = LEN(@frastr)
SET @dracint = 0

WHILE @dracint < @nfrnchsint + 1
    BEGIN
       SET @dmyndlstr = SUBSTRING(@frastr,0,@nfrnchsint + 1)
		PRINT @dmyndlstr
		SET @nfrnchsint = @nfrnchsint -1
	END

Or another SUBSTRING

DECLARE @frastr [nvarchar](128), @dmyndlstr[nvarchar](128), @nfrnchsint [int], @dracint [int]
SET @frastr = '123Test$%^'
SET @dmyndlstr = ''
SET @nfrnchsint = LEN(@frastr)
SET @dracint = 0

WHILE @dracint < @nfrnchsint + 2
    BEGIN
       SET @dmyndlstr = SUBSTRING(@frastr,0,LEN(@frastr)-@nfrnchsint)
		PRINT @dmyndlstr
		SET @nfrnchsint = @nfrnchsint -1
	END

Or a LEFT and a RIGHT

DECLARE @frastr [nvarchar](128), @dmyndlstr[nvarchar](128), @nfrnchsint [int], @dracint [int]
SET @frastr = '123Test$%^'
SET @dmyndlstr = ''
SET @nfrnchsint = LEN(@frastr)
SET @dracint = 0

WHILE @dracint < @nfrnchsint
    BEGIN
       SET @dmyndlstr = LEFT(@frastr,1)
		PRINT @dmyndlstr
		SET @frastr = RIGHT(@frastr,@nfrnchsint-1)
		SET @nfrnchsint = @nfrnchsint -1
	END