Data With Semicolon Delimiter

Apr 18, 2008

Hi all......

I have an issue

There are 2 tables... source and target...

Data from source goes into target table under same field...

ISSUE IS -

Data from 'n' no. of records from source table goes into a single record in the target table with delimiter being a semi colon (;)...
where(n >=2)...

For example - if the source table has 'src1', 'src2' and 'src3' as the data then target table will have a single record with semicolon as delimiter as 'src1;src2;src3'

How do we compare the data under this particular field now...

Do we have to use a if then loop for identifying when the ; ends in target data...

kindly help by giving a example...



Thanks,
Avi.

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