How to use Split function in sqlserver

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Hi Friends,

I have one Table like ShownBelow...

SQL

Domain Name	Min Years	MaxYears
.com                2               10
.net                4               12
.co                 1               12
.buz                1               13

But Am passing parameter to stored procedure like this way .com,.net,.co
Now i need to split this value and check with database and again i need to return dataset like above table

SQL

Domain Name	Min Years	MaxYears
.com                2               10
.net                4               12
.co                 1               13
.buz                1               13

Posted 4-Jan-13 2:45am

saravanan25092

Updated 4-Jan-13 2:52am

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Solution 3

Hi,

See this also:

SQL

declare @str varchar(100)
set @str = "val1_val2,val3_val4"


declare @str varchar(100) = 'val1_val2,val3_val4'

select substring(f.value, 0, charindex('_', f.value)) as val1
      ,substring(f.value, charindex('_', f.value) + 1, LEN(f.value) ) as val2
from dbo.fnSplitString(@str, ',') f

Checkout this link too.
Arrays and Lists in SQL Server

Thanks

Posted 4-Jan-13 3:12am

sisir patro

Updated 4-Jan-13 3:17am

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Abhinav S · Accepted Answer · 2013-01-04T02:48:00

Solution 2

AFAIK, there is no split function is SQL Server.

However something like this[^] might help you.

Posted 4-Jan-13 2:48am

Abhinav S