I have a values a column like this
Morning(07:00-16:30)
Morning(09:30-18:30)
Morning(11:00-20:00)
Afternoon(14:00-23:00)
Afternoon(16:00-01:00)
Morning(08:00-17:00)
Morning(10:00-19:00)
Morning(09:00-18:00)
So i just only need 07:00-16:30 this kind of part from above all these string in sql server.
Creating a stored procedure in extracting a word in a sentence.
Example:
String=The quick brown fox JuMp over the lazy dog.
I want to extract a random word on the string.
I have to extract a specific part of a string from a column in a sql server table. Following are the details and I have given the sample table and the sample strings.
I have 2 columns in my table [dbo].[StringExtract] (Id, MyString)
The row sample looks like the following
I have to extract the Id and a part of the column from mystring.
Id MyString
1 ABC|^~&|BNAME|CLIENT1||CLIENT1|20110609233558||BIC^A27|5014589635|K|8.1|
ABC1|^~&|BNAME1|CLIENT1||CLIENT1|20110609233558||CTP^A27|5014589635|I|7.1|
DEF||5148956598||||Apprised|Bfunction1||15|LMP|^^^201106101330|
alloys3^ally^crimson^L||||alloys3^ally^crimson^L||||alloys3^ally^crimson^L|||||Apprised|
[Code] ....
The part I want to extract is in the line "ZZZ" and the string part that i want to extract is between the 5th and 6th pipes (|). So my output looks like the following
Id DesiredString
1 Extracts^This^String1
2 Extracts^This^String2
3 Extracts^This^String3
Is there a way to extract this either using TSQL or SSIS.
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[StringExtract]') AND type in (N'U'))
DROP TABLE [dbo].[StringExtract]
GO
IF NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[StringExtract]') AND type in (N'U'))
BEGIN
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[StringExtract](
[Id] [int] NULL,
[Code] ....
I am required to send an XML file of our clients to head office in Belgium for comparison against a database of known undesirables. The data is in a legacy system with a custom database so I have created an SSIS package that extracts the tables I need into SQL Server and have developed a program that reads from a text source and creates the XML then Secure FTPs it to Hong Kong who will handle it from there.
My problem lies in actually extracting enough data to avoid too many false positives. The scanning will check name, identity (passport number, etc.), town/city and country. We don't hold an identity number and the town/city and country are buried in free format fields. A quick analysis of the 419,000 records shows that the spelling is terribly unreliable, too. In most cases country has not been entered because the clients are local and even when they are overseas, sometimes only the city has been entered. That is often misspelt, too e.g. Kuala Lumpar or Melboure.
The addresses are held in 3 equal length fields called Address_1, Address_2 and Address_3. There's no guarantee that I will find the town/city or country in any particular one of these fields. In some cases, the street number and name are in Address_3 because the first two hold a company name and a C/O line.
So I'm not going to fret over the ones where the address information is nonsense or missing but I would like to try and extract valid country names and town/city names, where present and this is where I get stuck. I'm from a COBOL programming background and although I'm loving getting used to the power of SQL, I'm still a bit stumped when I come across a problem like this probably because I keep thinking of the solution in procedural terms.
I have a feeling that the solution will be to create two separate reference tables, one of towns/cities and the other of countries. I would then somehow search the 3 fields looking for those keywords and if found, entering them in the appropriate part of the output text file to represent town/city and/or country. I did also think about destringing to find the separate words but that doesn't help where the name consists of two words such as NEW ZEALAND.
I would love to hear from anyone who has dealt with a similar problem and has a neat solution to this using SQL.
SQL Query. What i need is to be able to extract specific characters from data.
Eg name
1.2-KPIA1-App-00001 this is a name i require, but i also require the '1.2' and the 'KPIA1' to be displayed in new columns in the results
i.e. 1.2-KPIA1-App-00001 1.2 KPIA1
*I need this in part of a script as there is thousands of rows of data.
Anyone please suggest me that
How to search specific word present multiple times from a paragraph stored in sqlserver database using asp.net 2.0
With Regards
Tapan
Here’s a more in depth breakdown of my problem:
We have 4 regions, currently we only have 3 servers in the field, and therefore only 3 regional id’s are being used to store the actual data of the pbx. The central server (RegionalID = 0) is holding the data for itself and the 4th region until the new server is deployed.
It now has to be deployed and therefore the data migration for this region has to take place.
I am trying to extract all the data for this 4th region (RegionalID= 1) from the central server database from all the relevant tables.
When doing this I will firstly, have to check that the CallerID is valid, if it is not valid, then check that RegionalDialup = ‘0800003554’ which is the dialup number for this 4th region (RegionalID = 1).
I have a table named lnkPBXUser which contains the following:
RegionalID pbxID userID
0 1012 17
0 543 2
0 10961 6
0 16499 26
0 14061 36
0 15882 2
4 15101 6
4 15101 26
6 16499 2
6 16012 26
I have a table named tblDialupLog which has 20 columns, I have selected only the columns I am interested in (below):
PBXIDDailupDT DongleAccessNum CLI RegionalID RegionalDialup
838/8/2006 8:58:11 AM T2 UQ 28924 013249370000800003554
5438/8/2006 8:55:44 AM T0 UA 33902 012362350000800003554
12198/8/2006 8:59:03 AM T3 ZD 02031 015295809500800003554
10128/8/2006 9:02:54 AM T0 UA 41261 017301105000800003554
13318/8/2006 8:59:57 AM T0 UA 01938 012460462700800003554
19798/8/2006 9:02:52 AM T0 UA 09836 016375121000800003554
19038/8/2006 8:58:41 AM T0 UA 26009 014717535600800003554
15228/8/2006 8:58:54 AM T3 MB 94595 057391287100800004249
3198/8/2006 8:51:28 AM T2 ZD 32892 054337510000800004249
32708/8/2006 9:04:26 AM T2 MB 8733100800004249
I have a table named tblCodes, it contains all regions but I only need to select the codes for RegionalID 1 :
CodeIDRegionalID ExtName SubsNDCDLocCDUpdateStatusRegionDesc
79731 PRETORIA 0123620NORTH EASTERN REGION
79741 HARTEBEESHOEK 012 30120NORTH EASTERN REGION
79751 HARTEBEESHOEK 01230130NORTH EASTERN REGION
79761 PRETORIA 01730140NORTH EASTERN REGION
79771 PRETORIA 01230150NORTH EASTERN REGION
I have a table named tblDongleArea which contains the following (below only shows dongle area codes for the fourth region( RegionalID = 1):
AreaIDRegionalIDDongleAreaCodeAreaDescUpdateStatus
121UAOumashoop0
131UBPietersburg0
141UCWarmbad01
151UDNylstroom0
161UEPotgietersrus0
271UFLouis Trichardt0
281UGMessina0
291UHEllisras0
301UIThabazimbi0
311UJPhalaborwa0
321UKTzaneen0
331UTStanderton0
341UMMeyerton0
351UNNelspruit0
361UOWitrivier0
371UPLydenburg0
381UQMiddelburg0
391URWitbank0
401USBronkhorstspruit0
461UZOlifantsfontein0
I have a table named tblRegionalNumbers which contains the following, as you can see the RegionalDialup for the fourth region = 0800003554:
RegionalID RegionalDialupRegionUpdateStatusRegionCodeLocalRegion
10800003554North Eastern010
20800005027Gauteng020
30800006194Eastern030
40800004249Central040
50800201859Southern050
60800201989Western060
70800113515HO101
80800222204Tellumat070
Ok, I am dealing with the lnkPBXUser table at the moment,
I need to be able to join lnkPBXUser and tblDialupLog, then compare tblDialupLog.CLI to tblCodes.SubsNDCD + tblCodes.LocCD (when these two columns are concatenated the result will only be a substring of tblDialupLog.CLI. (this is to make sure that the CLI exists in tblCodes.)
If it does exist, then it is part of the fourth region and should be returned in the result set.
If it does not exist, I then need to check that tblDongle.DongleAreaCode is a substring of tblDialupLog.DongleAccessNumber.
If it is a valid DongleAreaCode for that region, then it is part of the fourth region and should be returned in the result set.
If it does not exist, I then need to check that tblDialupLog.RegionalNumber = ‘080003554’.
So from the above tables an expected result would be:
RegionalID pbxID userID
0 1012 17
0 543 2
Please assist, it would be greatly appreciated.
Regards
SQLJunior
I've the following data:
<Hour>11</Hour><Hour>12</Hour><Hour>15</Hour><Hour>18</Hour>
And my goals is to the extract the following example:
11,12, 15, 18
How Can I do That?
Hallow, everyone:
I want to read third word from a string. For example, the string is,
ABCDE fghijk 031 LPN OPQ
I need 031. How to read it?
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
ZYT
Hi All,
Please help, it is urgent
I am having a colume as image datatype, in which candidates resume is stored in binary format.
I have to search for particular words for eg. "ASP.Net, 2 Years" into that column
I have converted that column as varchar and then searching above two words(after spliting them by comma) into that string using CHARINDEX
DECLARE @i int, @j int
SET @i = select MIN(ResumeId) from table_name
SET @j = select MAX(ResumeId) from table_name
WHILE (@i <= @j)
BEGIN
DECLARE @Resume varchar(max)
SET @Resume = CAST((select Resume from table_name where ResumeId=100) as varbinary(max))
--code to search the particular word from @Resume
END
It is working fine, but it is very slow, taking 2+ minutes to scan 15000 records
How can I make it faster or is there any other way to search?
Thanks in advance
I have a table which has important information stored within a text field as nText. The fields look like this
{B:P:8}
{B:D:18}
{A:P:821}
{E:D:38}
{A:D:9}
{B:D:18}
The integer after the last colon & before the curly brace is the one I need to extract. Is there a way to do this in SQL?
I tried this at first, but the problem is that it's not very tolerant to the varying lengths of the integer.
,RIGHT(LEFT(CAST(bN.Note AS NVARCHAR(50)),6),2)
I use Microsoft SQL 2008
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<br />....<br />
Agent Id: 001<br />
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I have a scenario which i must check if the value of the inputted word is exact (case sensitive) in a string. And print the word if correct. using a user defined function.
Example:The quick brown fox jump over the lazy dog.
If the user enter "jump" it must print "jump".
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SELECT
ot1.Full_Order_No
, ot2.Order_No
FROM
OrderTable1 ot1
INNER JOIN OrderTable2 ot2 ON ot2.Order_No = [do something here to truncate ot1.Full_Order_No]
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I want to extract a number within a column results, that is the number between the first two commas
Example:
select path from tablea
results:
1158285,1158286,1158287,1158288,1158289
1158288,1158289,1158290,1158291,1158292
....
How to extract the second number(between the first two commas) from the above results?
The output should be
1158286
1158289
Yeah, it's pretty simple. Maybe it'll help someone out.
-- USAGE: fn_extract_chars(string_to_search, 'letters' -or- 'numbers')
CREATE FUNCTION fn_extract_chars (@x varchar(128), @y char(7))
RETURNS varchar(128)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @chars varchar(128)
DECLARE @pos int
DECLARE @action varchar(32)
SET @pos = 0
SET @chars = ''
IF @y = 'numbers' SET @action = '[0-9]'
ELSE IF @y = 'letters' SET @action = '[a-zA-Z]'
WHILE @pos < (DATALENGTH(@x) + 1)
BEGIN
IF PATINDEX(@action,SUBSTRING(@x, @pos, 1)) > 0
BEGIN
SET @chars = @chars + (SELECT SUBSTRING(@x, @pos, 1))
END
SET @pos = @pos + 1
END
RETURN(@chars)
END
Hello forum, I need extract a substring form a string that follows a regular expressions -->
T:1º/PQ:1/TALLA:2(MOD.51 100/150)
T:<number>º/PQ:<number>...
I need to extract only the numbers. The SUBSTRING functions is insuficient for me, because in some cases de number can be 1, 10, 100, 1000, ...
I would like me use it as:
SELECT RegularExpression (Field)
Can you help me, please.
Thanks for all in advanced. I will appreciate a lot your help.
I am trying to write a query in sql query analyzer that will extract a date that appears after the first comma in the string. An example of the data is below:
DAVE,12/31/03,17:18,PERIODENDP
AS,01/16/06,16:51,CUSTOMERS_VW
EM,11/09/07,15:08,ORDER_ENTRY_
I want to select the 8 characters after the first comma in the field, and then convert it to a date format.
I am a novice, so any help with the correct function and syntax would be greatly appreciated.
thanks,
Dave
I have a field called CustomerName Varchar 100 and I wish to write a function that can do the following in a script component task
create a function called CleanString (ByVal CustomerName as String) As String
CleanString Returns the last word of a Customer name if the CustomerName field contains more than one word or if the CustomerName field does not contain Corp or Ltd
ie parse 'Mr John Tools' and the function returns 'Tools'
ie parse 'TechnicalBooks' and the function returns 'TechnicalBooks'
ie parse 'Microsoft Corp' return 'Microsoft Corp'
ie parse 'Digidesign Ltd' return 'Digidesign Ltd'
Any idea of a regular expression or existing piece of existing code I can have
thanks in advance
dave
I am required to find or check that a specific word exists in string or not.
Suppose I have to find the word 'st' than I need the result true if and only if the following occurrences are there.
1. 'St is valid;' -> true
2. 'DOB is valid;ST is invalid;' -> true
3. 'DOB is valid; ST is invalid;' -> true
4. 'DOB is valid;invalid ST;' -> true
5. 'DOB is valid; invalid ST;' -> true
6. 'DOB is valid; invalid STate;' -> false
Means the exact ST should be search. It is not free text search.
T-SQL is needed to be used in select statement with case using PATINDEX, RegEx or any suitable t-sql command.
I have a column that contains the follwoing string I need to compare.
ek/df/cv/
ek/df/cv/f
All fields bfore the third / are not fixed but behind the third/ is eiter nothing or one letter I need a function to extract all the fields before the third / to compare if they are equal.
I can't do it by using the combination of Substring() and charindex() and Len()
Row Value :
Fiscal Year: 2016(
)Budget Scenario: Main Budget (0+12)(
)Forecast Scenario: Jun (0+12) Forecast(
)Department: 400 - New York(
)YTD Period: Jun
and I need to extract 400 only... substring fails because the length of the Scenario, Forecast etc differs.
Should I just go for charindex on break() or is there a another way ?
I am trying to extract the IP address from a command string, the problem I am running into is there are 3 types of command strings.
SENDAUTO IP192.168.1.32L0O11 Z1 5(E=00:00,F=00:00,G=00:00,H=00:00,I=00:00,J=00:00)
SENDCREATEEXCEPTION -1,IP192.168.1.32,0,11,0,Z1,Free text-label,19,3,19,3,06:00|24:00,I|O,1,288003,1
SENDWEEKTIMES IP192.168.1.32,0,11,Z1,3,100,23:00|24:00|24:00|24:00|24:00|24:00,I|O|O|O|O|O
The IP address length can vary, and the character after the IP is either a L or ,
How can I edit the following function to look for both characters?
SUBSTRING(Command, CHARINDEX('IP', Command), CHARINDEX('L', Command) - (CHARINDEX('IP', Command)))
Consider the following: I have a table, say ORDERS, with these entries -
CustID
ProductID
1 CAN
2 2
3 1,2
4 4
5 1,2,3,4,5,CAN
6 10
7 CAN
8 1,CAN
I'd like to write a script to return only those rows WHERE ProductID = CAN along with other values in the same column. In this example, I'd like to return rows 5 & 8. How can I write this in T-SQL? So, say, check if ProductID has a comma ',' value plus the 'CAN' string. If yes, then return that row. If I use the LIKE operator, it'll return rows 1,5,7, and 8.