I have a string like this one in my column
Mike@yahoo.com, Bill@aol.com, Dan@yahoo.com, Frank@gmail.com
In my result set I need to display all email addresses that do not have the @yahoo.com domain.
Hello ALL
what I want to achieve is to load a text file that has email addreses from disk and using the email addresses in the text file look it up against the email addresses in the database table then once matched delete all the users in the table whose email address were in the text file.
I also want to update some users using a different text file.
Please help me with the best way to do this
Thanks in advance
Is there a way to export a list of email addresses to outlook based on certain query conditions? So for example, lets say using pubs, I want to send out an email to a group of authors who have published only one book. So could I essentailly query for the authors and then have those corresponding authors emails sent to outlook so that I could send out a generic email asking them if they are going to write another book or something like that?
The Yak Village Idiot
Hi all,
I'm having a bit of an issue with this query. I'm not that familiar with MS SQL so please forgive me.
I'm trying to select the bad email addresses in a table so I can remove them or correct them but I'm not getting any results that are helpfull. Bellow are some of the queries I've tried
select email from person where email != "*@*"
returned all addresses plus null fields.
select email from person where email not like "%@%" (this didn't work at all)
And a few other that are similar
Could somebody please kick me in the right direction.
TIA
Jason
I have dumped html in a table and am looking to extract email addresses from it. Within the html, the email addresses are followed and preceded by blank spaces. I am playing around with the following code:
SELECT RIGHT(@email, LEN(@email) - CHARINDEX('@', @email)) as Domain
but have been unable to extract whole email addresses.
Hope someone can help... I need a function to parse a string using a beginning character parameter and an ending character parameter and extract what is between them. For example.....
Here is the sample string: MFD-2fdr4.zip
CREATE FUNCTION Parse(String, '-' , '.')
.....
....
.....
END
and it shoud return 2fdr4
Hi,
I've the following query. I'm using the yellow highlighted to join 2 tables, as these tables dont have a relationship between them.
The format of the name field is 'AAAA-BBBBBB-123'
here A will be only 4 chars, followed by '-' B can be any number of chars again followed by '-' and the last is the id which I'm using to do a join. This query will fail if the id is just 1 digit as its taking the last 3 chars as the id.
I dont know how to get the id from the right using charindex. Charindex would search for the first occurence of '-' from the right and get the chars after hypen i.e 123. How can this be achieved?
SELECT id AS 'ID',
name AS 'name',
sequence AS 'num'
FROM
FirstTable A
INNER JOIN SecondTable q
ON (CONVERT(INT,RIGHT(name,3))= a.id)
INNER JOIN ThridTable t
ON(t.id = q.id)
INNER JOIN FourthTable s
ON (q.name = s.name )
WHERE A.id = @ID
AND t.name=LEFT(s.name,((CHARINDEX('-',s.name))-1))
ORDER BY 'ID','num'
One more question on this is: Is this a good way of joining tables? If I dont use this I've a very large query containing unions. Which one should be bug-free and more efficient?
Thanks,
Subha
I am attempting to create a view to bring together multiple joined tables based ona one to many relationship
Eg Table1 contains code, address
Table2 contains code, financial details
table3 contains code, financial history
This view is then going to be used to update a table with only one record for each 'code'. i.e. NewTable = code, add1, add2, city, prov, postal, financialvalue, history value1, history value2
My current stumbling block is:
One of the fields in table1 is a free format address field (address).
eg. could be (street addres, city prov, postal)
or
could be (street address 1, address2, address 3, city prov, postal)
I want to be able to assign individual components of the address to corresponding fields
if # of commas = 2 then
address1 = substring(address,1, position of first comma)
cityprov = substring(address,possition of first comma, position of second comman)
postal = substring(address rest of field)
I have a UDF which returns the number of commas but I cannot figure out how to use either a nested case statement to parse the string...
ANy ideas on how best to accompish this?
( this table is needed for some leacy software which can only handle one record with all infor....
greg
Hello All,I'm trying to parse for a numeric string from a column in a table. WhatI'm looking for is a numeric string of a fixed length of 8.The column is a comments field and can contain the numeric string inany positionHere's an example of the values in the column1) Fri KX 3-21-98 5:48 P.M. arrival Cxled ATRI #27068935 3-17-982) wed.kx10/26 Netrez 95860536Now I need to parse through these lines and return only the 8 digitnumbers in itThe result set should be2706893595860536This is what I've done so farDeclare @tmp table(Comments_Txt varchar(255))Insert into @tmpselect Comments_Txt from Reservationselect * FROM @tmp where Comments_Txtlike ('%[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9][0**9]%')But it returns the entire comments field in the result set. What I needis a way to return just those 8 digits.Any Ideas??Thanks in advance!!!
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I would like to parse out each time-stamp and event to a separate columns, like
col1= 03:14:46: abc
col2= 03:14:47: def
col3= 03:14:59: xyz
col4= 03:15:17: zzz
The number of events are dynamic so number of time-stamps with events can be anything from 2-30 of them.
Anyone would suggest how I can resolve this?
Thanks.
How to parse a string to equal length substrings in SQL
I am getting a long concatenated string from a query (CTVALUE1) and have to use the string in where clause by parsing every 6 characters..
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PTEMP](
[ID] [char](10) NULL,
[name] [char](10) NULL,
[CTVALUE1] [char](80) NULL
)
INSERT INTO PTEMP
VALUES('11','ABC','0000010T00010L0001000T010C0001')
select * from ptemp
After parsing I have to use these values in a where clause like this
IN('000001','0T0001','0L0001','000T01','0C0001')
Now ,the values can change I mean the string may give 5 values(6 character) today and 10 tomorrow.. So the parsing should be dynamic.
I have two tables:tb_news---story_id-productlisttb_lookup---story_id-productwhen an insert command is run on tb_news, productlist field ispopulated with a value such as 'abc, def, de'when this happens, i need tb_lookup to be populated with seperaterecords for each product in productlist and the story_id from tb_news.Example:INSERT INTO tb_news (story_id, product_list)VALUES (12345, 'abc, def, de')Results:tb_news--12345, 'abc, def, de'tb_lookup--12345, 'abc'12345, 'def'12345, 'de'Ideally, I would like this to use recursion and give me tha ability tochange the delimiter at any time (might not always be a comma). someproducts may have a period in them. number of products is unknown andmight be 0 (field may be empty or NULL).
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Say I have this string that is text data type...
'aaa|bbb|ccc|ddd|....'
..and so on, surpassing 8000 char length, how could you parse it out using the pipes as the delimter, then do an Update using that segment? Afterward, return to that string and find the next segment, then use it, and so on (in a loop). I tried using an update to set the string = replace(string, segmentJustUsed, '') to "erase" it, but replace can't take text as the datatype. Any help? Hope this isn't to confusing.
How to parse a string to equal length substrings in SQL
I am getting a long concatenated string from a query (CTVALUE1) and have to use the string in where clause by parsing every 6 characters..
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[PTEMP](
[ID] [char](10) NULL,
[name] [char](10) NULL,
[CTVALUE1] [char](80) NULL
)
INSERT INTO PTEMP
VALUES('11','ABC','0000010T00010L0001000T010C0001')
select * from ptemp
after parsing I have to use these values in a where clause like this
IN('000001','0T0001','0L0001','000T01','0C0001')
Now ,the values can change I mean the string may give 5 values(6 character) today and 10 tomorrow..So the parsing should be dynamic.
SP to parse a delimited string and insert the result in a table. I am using SQL Server 2008 R2. I have 2 tables - RawData & WIP. I have Robots on a manufacturing line capable of moving data to a DB. I move the raw data to RawData. On insert [RawData], I want to parse the string and move the contents to WIP as indicated below. I will run reports against the WIP Table.
Also, after the string is parsed, I'd like to change the Archive column, the _0 at the end of the raw string to 1 in the WIP table to indicate a successful parse.
Sample Strings - [RawData Table]
04102015_114830_10_013_9_8_6_99999_Test 1_1_0
04102015_115030_10_013_9_8_6_99999_Test 2_1_0
Desired Output - [WIP Table]
Date Time Plant Program Line Zone Station BadgeID Message Alarm Archive
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
04102015 114830 10 13 9 8 6 99999 Test 1 1 1
04102015 115030 10 13 9 8 6 99999 Test 2 1 1
I am trying to erase some erroneous bad data in my table. The description column has a lot of </div>oqwiroiweuru</a> weird data attached to it, i want to keep the data to the left of where the </div> erroneous data begins
update MyTable
set Description = LEFT(Description(CHARINDEX('<',Description)-1)) where myid = 1
that totally works.
update MyTable
set Description = LEFT(Description(CHARINDEX('<',Description)-1)) where myid >= 2
gives me a Invalid length parameter passed to the LEFT or SUBSTRING function. The statement has been terminated error.
I'm trying to connect to a local instance of SQL Server using an IP address and its not working. When I looked up the connect string, it shows only the IP address replacing the Server name, not the instance name, i.e. Server=127.0.0.1 - how does it know which instance to use?
Can I use the 127.0.0.1 loopback address for the server (as its on a local machine)?
Do I have to use 'Network Library = DBMSSOCN' to tell the client to use TCP/IP?
(TCP/IP is showing as an enabled protocol in the Client Network Utility)
I need to allow for many addresses in my database for each client that is entered. I'm looking for suggestions on how I should handle this. I will need to do mailings to the clients and will need a way to select the address record that the client indicates as the mailing place.
Thanks for any thoughts.
Morning all!
A quick question for you all, We will be changing the IP address of our SQL 7's server sometime next week. Does any1 know of any issues/problems that could occur if we do so?
Thanks in advance for any and all help
Gurmi
I got got a pile of bad email addresses to update in our SQL database.I know how to do this for individual records using the update command.Is there a way to execute an update using the list of addresses in anexcel spreadsheet or some other form of list? This kind of scriptingis new territory for me.
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-cg
I hope someone can help me with this problem.
I need to replicate some tables from our store servers
to our corporate server. All of them are 6.5, and
the corporate server will subscribe and the stores
will publish. I have registered
all of our stores on the corporate server so that I can
enable them for replication.
The problem is that to be able to register them I had to create
a system DSN for ODBC, but that would only work if I used the
IP addresses. Unfortunately, then when I try to enable them
on the corporate server I get an error stating that name (which
is the IP address) is not a valid object identifier.
In ODBC I did actually use a real name (not an IP) for the
name, a normal description, and the IP is in the Server
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Below is a raw data with SQL script to create the temp table. This table is a scale down version of what I am working with. I am taking the addresses from several different sources and putting them in a temp table. Now, I need to remove the duplicate addresses for each ID. Duplicate addresses are okay for different IDs.
Raw Data
IDAddr1 CityStateZip
26205 N Main STChicagoIL52147
26205 N Main STChicagoIL52147
2685 Park AveChicagoIL52147
3535 Main StAustinTX78715
35976 Ponco StDallasTX79757
359587 MopacAustinTX78715
4558741 Len LnDaytonFL74717
455518 Spring DrDaytonFL74717
45585 Park AveChicagoIL52147
Desired Result
IDAddr1 CityStateZip
26205 N Main STChicagoIL52147
2685 Park AveChicagoIL52147
3535 Main StAustinTX78715
35976 Ponco StDallasTX79757
359587 MopacAustinTX78715
4558741 Len LnDaytonFL74717
455518 Spring DrDaytonFL74717
45585 Park AveChicagoIL52147
CREATE TABLE #tmpTable(
[ID] Int,
[Addr1] [varchar](15) NULL,
[City] [varchar](9) NULL,
[State] [varchar](2) NULL,
[Code] .....
Hello!
We will be moving our two cluster running SQL Server 2005 64-bit SP2 on Windows 2003 to the different datacenter. IP addressed of both nodes will be changed by DNS names remain the same. I was wondering if anyone had issues with this. Out thought is that we just need to update IPs in Cluster Manager.
Comments are welcome.
Igor
I have a report with a Matrix table. When it€™s fully populated I have 5 rows. These rows are different categories in a CRM system. In these categories there are a lot of Opportunities listed. The thing here is that category 1-4 exist in one table, really a view, and category 5 exist in another different view. So to gather all the information into one single Matrix table to later have subtotals and stuff I just made a little Union of the two select queries.
Now one the column in the table is of course Topic. And from here my client wants to be linked to the right CRM card. The problem I have encountered is that how can I have to different addresses on one single cell in the table?
In the Navigation pane in the cell that corresponds to the Topic, for now I have an address like this:
=string.Format("http://{0}/SFA/opps/edit.aspx?id={1}", Parameters!srv.Value, Fields!objectid.Value)
What I need to change when it€™s a category 5 Opportunity is €œopps€? to €œcat5€?and add €œ&etc=10008€? to the end of the address. Any ideas?
PS. {0} and {1} are parameters, one server parameter and one opportunity ID parameter.
Kind Regards
Hi,
Is there any way to ony allow remote access to an instance of SQL Server 2005 from a specific set of ip adresses? (and How To..)
My problem is i only want certain machines to access the server. Any other suggestions to achive this are most welcome.
Thanks for your time
Leroy
Greetings:
I read with great interest a post on getting hte top 75 per cent by month, but still get through this problem. I have a table containing addresses, city names and state names, Each row has a unique address. I want to get the first ten addresses for each city in each state. I've tried something like the following which didn't work. Suggestions on how to solve the (simple) problem would be appreciated.
Select top (10) city,state,address
from address_list
alan
SQL Server Configuraton Manager,
Protocols for sqlexpress,
TCP/IP
When I initially installed SQL Server 2005 Express, it automatically picked up all the IP addresses (60 of them) I had on the server, and filled them in under TCP/IP - IP adresses Tab.
I recently took those IPs off the server and replaced them with 30 new IP addresses. Is there a way to have SQL Server 2005 Express read the Network configuration on the server and take the old IPs off the TCP/IP - IP addresses tab and put the new one's there?
Thanks,
Bill
Hi All,
A client of mine has an update to the software they use which requires SQL ports to be pinholed on the
router to allow direct connctions from point of sale terminals. I'm not happy with the idea but thats not my call.
Is there a way to restrict IP addresses that can connect to SQL Express ? (without havng to get them to buy
a new router)
Cheers.
Irish
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