I have a single string "XYZ00001|Test_b|XYZ00002|Test_a|XYZ00003|Test_c" that will continue to grow over time.
Is there a way I can extract the values from the string into two separate columns?
XYZ0001 Test_b
XYZ0002 Test_a
XYZ0003 Test_c
I've got a query that returns the data I need. I want to put the query in a stored procedure such that, when the SP runs I get a pipe delimited text file on disk. I don't really want to mess with SSIS, etc. Is there a Q&D way to do this?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI've got a dilemma here. I'm currently reading records into EasyListBox (ELB) dropdownlist. The criteria in the dropdownlist is based on the select from another ELB dropdownlist. The problem is that the data contains rows with pipes that serve as separters. For example, one of the options that comes back now might be 123 | 456 | 789. I need to be able to make each of them its own row in the dropdownlist. Can anyone advice? Most records don't have any pipes and come throught fine, but some dont.
My code below:
Dim sAT As String = Replace(elbAttribute.SelectedValue, "'", "''")
Dim adapter As New SQLDataAdapter("Select Feature_Type As Attribute_Name, FEATURE_TEXT_VALUE as Attribute_Value, (select distinct FILTER_FAMILY_FEATURE_EXCLUDED.FEATURE_TYPE_ID from FILTER_PROFILES, FILTER_FAMILY_FEATURE_EXCLUDED, FAMILY_ALLOWED_FEATURE_TYPES, SHARED_FEATURE_TYPES, SHARED_FEATURE_VALUES where FILTER_PROFILES.FILTER_PROFILE_NAME = 'MAQ' And FILTER_PROFILES.FILTER_PROFILE_ID = FILTER_FAMILY_FEATURE_EXCLUDED.FILTER_PROFILE_ID And FAMILY_ALLOWED_FEATURE_TYPES.FAMILY_ID = FILTER_FAMILY_FEATURE_EXCLUDED.FAMILY_ID And FILTER_FAMILY_FEATURE_EXCLUDED.FEATURE_TYPE_ID = SHARED_FEATURE_TYPES.FEATURE_TYPE_ID And (SHARED_FEATURE_TYPES.Feature_Type_ID = SHARED_FEATURE_VALUES.Feature_Type_ID And left(FEATURE_TYPE, 4) <> 'CPLV' And Feature_Type = '" & sAT & "')) As ExclusionFlag From SHARED_FEATURE_TYPES, SHARED_FEATURE_VALUES, PRODUCT_FEATURE_VALUES Where PRODUCT_FEATURE_VALUES.FEATURE_VALUE_ID = SHARED_FEATURE_VALUES.Feature_Value_ID And SHARED_FEATURE_TYPES.Feature_Type_ID = SHARED_FEATURE_VALUES.Feature_Type_ID And left(FEATURE_TYPE, 4) <> 'CPLV' And Feature_Type = '" & sAT & "' UNION Select distinct Column_Name As Attribute_Name, SMALL_TEXT_VALUE As Attribute_Value, (select FILTER_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDED.EXT_ATT_ID from FILTER_PROFILES, FILTER_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDED where FILTER_PROFILES.FILTER_PROFILE_NAME = 'MAQ' And FILTER_PROFILES.FILTER_PROFILE_ID = FILTER_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDED.FILTER_PROFILE_ID And FILTER_ATTRIBUTES_EXCLUDED.EXT_ATT_ID = EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTES.EXT_ATT_ID) As ExclusionFlag From EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES, EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTES, PRODUCTS Where PRODUCTS.PRODUCT_ID = EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES.PRODUCT_ID And not SMALL_TEXT_VALUE is null And EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES.EXT_ATT_ID > 1499 And EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTE_VALUES.EXT_ATT_ID = EXTENDED_ATTRIBUTES.EXT_ATT_ID And Column_Name = '" & sAT & "'", myConnection) Dim dt As New DataTable() adapter.Fill(dt) elbValue.DataSource = dt elbValue.DataBind()
I have a parameter called Id in my SP which will be of nvarchar data type and i'm going to get the multiple ids at a time seperated by commas in that parameter from the application. Now my requirement is to update a table with these comma seperated ids in seperate rows.
For example, if i have 2 parameters called Id1 and Id2. Id1 will contain only one value and will be of int data type and Id2 will be of nvarchar data type as i can get multiple ids delimited by a comma from the application.
Suppose Id1 = 1 and Id2 = '1,2,3,4'. Then I have to update id2 in the tables seperately like wherever Id1 is '1' i need to update Id2 column for 4 rows with the value 1, 2, 3, 4 respectively in different rows.
how can i do this in T-SQL? How can i split the data of parameter Id2 in 4 different rows?
I am passing in a string of dates, delimited by a comma.
So
01/01/04, 02/01/04, 03/01/04
etc
I would like to enter each of these values into a table via an INSERT stored procedure.
Does anyone have any code for this?
I have a problem with a PIPE "|" delimited flat file. I have a column "Description" in which we get a string in which we have PIPE "|" as data. How we can skip this and load it as a data into the column Description.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI was to split each record into multiple columns. The problem is some records need to be split into only 1 column, others may need to be split into more. Also need to remove the "/"'s. This is all dependent on where a "/" is found. Been beating my head for a while and getting nowhere.
So:
create table #foo (myPK int, c1 nvarchar(425))
insert into #foo values (1,'/folder1')
insert into #foo values (2,'/lvl1/folder2')
insert into #foo values (3,'/folder1/lvl2/folder3')
insert into #foo values (4,'/f1/folder2/lvl3/fldr4')
Should return as:
folder1
lvl1
folder2
folder1
lvl2
folder3
f1
folder2
lvl3
fldr4
I want to display full name column as FirstName and LastName.
Eg if Full Name is Abhas Jadhav then i want to convert it into FirstName- Abhas and LastName - Jadhav
i.e. Before Space is FirstName and After Space is LastName.
Has any one managed to get Report Manager to have the option to export to pipe delimited? There are documents out there how to do it on SSRS; I need it on Report Manager. Any Suggestions?
DGraham
vbwrangler@yahoo.com
The data we are getting from our shipping company has the customer name and customer number attached.
so we could have.. declare @String varchar(25) = 'asdf - 10'
but we also have.. declare @String varchar(25) = 'asdf - jeik - 10'
So how do I strip off the " - 10", when the ending number is not the same number of char's (1,11,111,1111, ect)
I need to match this up with our customer table... on Customer Name.
Can it be possible to split the below string to NICK and SERVERS. Query which provides two columns, first column data should be NICK and other SERVERS.
_BF-TYPE:NICK_ _BF-SUBSYSTEM:SERVERS_
i've read that it's possible and this is what i entered in my rsreportserver.config file.
<Extension Name="PIPE" Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.CsvRenderer.CsvReport,Microsoft.ReportingServices.CsvRendering"/>
<OVerrideNames>
<Name Language="en-US">PIPE Delimited CSV</Name>
</OverrideNames>
<Configuration>
<DeviceInfo>
<FieldDelimiter>"%7C"</FieldDelimiter>
</DeviceInfo>
</COnfiguration>
</Extension>
I'm following the directions of the guide and it seems to crash my report server. can you help out? thanks in advance.
I have a table called products with the values like
ProductId ProductName
10 A
20 D,E,F,G
30 B,C
40 H,I,J
I need to display each productid's with
ProductId ProductName
10 A
20 D
20 E
20 F
20 G
30 B
30 C
40 H
40 I
40 J
I will be appreciated if you can send me the code.
Thanks,
Mears
I have a pipe delimited flat file having column headers with varying length which needs to be inserted into tables:
Col1|Col2|Col3|Col4|Col5|Col6|Description
1|12|ABC123|MCKDMC|DCDMCD|CDMKMCSD| Hello This is a description.
1|12|ABC123|MCKDMC|DCDMCD|CDMKMCSD| Hello This is a description data could not able to map
in SSIS 2012 HUHDCJ JNJNFCDNCD JCDJCNDJNCDJNCJDNCJNDCN.
The data in second row contains multiple lines of data. which failed to map in SSIS 2012 flat file connection manager. but in SSIS 2005 its working fine.
I have a string ,want to split the values after every space as column value and insert them into a table
1306453 0 0 0 0 0
col1 col2 col3 col4 col5 col6
1306453 0 0 0 0 0
I have a table with a string value, where all values are seperated by a space/blank. I now want to use SQL to split all the values and insert them into a different table, which then later will result in deleting the old table, as soon as I got all values out from it.
Old Table:
Code:
ID, StringValue
New Table:
Code:
ID, Value1, Value2
Do note: Value1 is INT, Value2 is of nvarchar, hence Value2 can contain spaces... I just need to split on the FIRST space, then convert index[0] to int, and store index[1] as it is.
I can split on all spaces and just Select them all and add them like so: SELECT t.val1 + ' ' + t.val2... If I cant find the first space that is... I mean, first 2-10 characters in the string can be integer, but does not have to be.Shall probably do it in code instead of SQL?Now I want to run a query that selects the StringValue from OldTable, splits the string by ' ' (a blank) and then inserts them into New Table.
Code:
SELECT CASE CHARINDEX(' ', OldTable.stringvalue, 1)
WHEN 0 THEN OldTable.stringvalue
ELSE SUBSTRING(OldTable.stringvalue, 1, CHARINDEX(' ', OldTable.stringvalue, 1) - 1)
END
AS FirstWord
FROM OldTable
Found an example using strange things like CHARINDEX..But issue still remains, because the first word is of integer, or it does not have to be...If it isn't, there is not "first value", and the whole string shall be passed into "value2".How to detect if the very first character is of integer type?
Code:
@declare firstDigit int
IF ISNUMERIC(SUBSTRING(@postal,2,1) AS int) = 1
set @firstDigit = CAST(SUBSTRING(@postal,2,1) AS int)
ELSE
set @firstDigit = -1
[code]....
Our front end saves all IP addresses used by a customer as a comma separated string, we need to analyse these to check for blocked IPs which are all stored in another table.
A LIKE statement comparing each string with the 100 or so excluded IPs will be very expensive so I'm thinking it would be less so to split out the comma separated values into tables.
The problem we have is that we never know how many IPs could be stored against a customer, so I'm guessing a function would be the way forward but this is the point I get stuck.
I can remove the 1st IP address into a new column and produce the new list ready for the next removal, also as part of this we would need to create new columns on the fly depending on how many IPs are in the column.
This needs to be repeated for each row
SELECT IP_List
, LEFT(IP_List, CHARINDEX(',', IP_List) - 1) AS IP_1
, REPLACE(IP_List, LEFT(IP_List, CHARINDEX(',', IP_List) +0), '') AS NewIPList1
FROM IpExclusionTest
Results:
IP_List
109.224.216.4,146.90.13.69,146.90.85.79,46.208.122.50,80.189.100.119
IP_1
109.224.216.4
NewIPList1
146.90.13.69,146.90.85.79,46.208.122.50,80.189.100.119
I have a string that contains series of parameters with separators.i need to split the parameters and its values as rows and columns.e.g string = "Param1 =3;param2=4,param4=testval;param6=11;..etc" here the paramerter can be anything and in any number not fixed parameters.
Currently am using the below function and getting the parameters by each in select statement as mentioned below.
select [dbo].[rvlf_fn_GetParamValueWithIndex]('Param1=3;param2=4,param4=testval;param6=11;','param1=',';') as param1,
[dbo].[rvlf_fn_GetParamValueWithIndex]('Param1=3;param2=4,param4=testval;param6=11;','param2=',';') as param2
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[rvlf_fn_GetParamValueWithIndex]
(
@CustomProp varchar(max),
[code]....
How to get the required result in SQL 2012
Create table DBInfo (Path varchar (500))
Insert into DBInfo values('/Data Sources')
Insert into DBInfo values('/Data Sources/SALES')
Insert into DBInfo values('/PRODUCTION')
Insert into DBInfo values('/PRODUCTION/SERVICE')
Insert into DBInfo values('/PRODUCTION/SERVICE/MAINTENANCE')
Insert into DBInfo values('/PRODUCTION/SERVICE/LOGISTICS')
My Expected Output
Column1,Column2,Column3
Data SourcesNullNull
Data SourcesSalesNull
PRODUCTIONNullNull
PRODUCTIONSERVICENull
PRODUCTIONSERVICEMAINTENANCE
PRODUCTIONSERVICELOGISTICS
I have an input parameter of an SP which value will be passed with different combinations with 2 seperators (comma and pipe)
Value to the parameter is like this : '10|22|microsoft,20|25|sql,30|27|server,40|29|product'
I want output like this
Column1 Column2 Column3
10 22 microsoft
20 25 sql
30 27 server
40 29 product
Pipe separator is for column and comma separator is for row.
I know if its a single separator, it can be done with function but how to do if its 2 separators?
I have a column containing values for different languages. I want to cut out the values per languate in a seperat column.
The syntax is a 2 letter country code followed by : the value is contained in double quotes. each languate is separated by a ; (except for the last one)
EX ur English, Dutch and Swedish:US:"Project/Prescription sale";NL:"Project/specificatie";SW:"Objektsförsäljning"
The result would Be
column header US
with value Project/Prescription sale
next column header NL
with value Project/specificatie etc.
Here are table examples:
IF OBJECT_ID('[#SALETYPE]','U') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE [#SALETYPE]
CREATE TABLE [#SALETYPE](
[SaleType_Id] [int] NOT NULL,
[name] [nvarchar](239) NOT NULL,
[Code] ....
Sample Data
MemberID Codes
00000123 012|222|123|333
00000233 012|222|332
00000244 012|211
00000332 012
I am trying to get it so as following:
MemberID Code1, Code2, Code3, Code4
I tried using the XML method but in working with an example, I actually got stuck on one of the declare fields and cant seem to work around it.
Failed Attempt:
DECLARE @x xml;
DECLARE @line VARCHAR(MAX);
SET @x = Cast(
'<field>'
+ replace(@line, '|', '</field><field>')
+ '</field>' AS XML);
[code]...
I have a row in a SQL table that has 4 numerical values, separated by comma. I'd like to take this and make it 4 separate columns. Values are not always the same length, but are always delimited by commas.
Any ideas how I could do this in T-SQL?
Hi.
I'm trying to write an SQL Query that will take a delimited field and return each item as a row.
Example
Take the AuthorizedRoles and TabID fields from the Tabs table
AuthorizedRoles TabID
0;11;__________1
0; 15 ;17;______6
-2;____________7
I would like to return a unique record for each Authorized Role
AuthorizedRole TabID
0____________1
11___________1
0____________6
15___________6
17___________6
-2___________7
Any ideas?
Cheers
Dave
I'm sure there is probably a very easy solution that I am just not seeing or can't Google...
I have a DataFlow that includes a column of Delimited values (i.e. Value1,Value2,etc..). As this DataFlow is populating a parent table, I need split the values into their own dataflow and populate a child table. I've tried a script transformation and couldn't figure out how to accept 1 delimited input row and output multiple rows after a split. Any ideas?
TIA,
Matthew
I have a stored procedure that is passed two values. Both are strings representations of GUID values, the first is a single value, the second is a comma delimited string of values.In the stored procedure I call a split function to separate the comma delimited values into a table and this is used in my WHERE clause to filter my select results.This is an example:
Code:
SELECT
item.uiGUID as ItemGUID,
stores.strStoreName as Store,
location.strLocationName as Location
FROM tblItems as item
INNER JOIN tblStoreLocations as location
ON item.uiLocationGUID = location.uiGUID
INNER JOIN tblStores as stores
ON location.uiStoreGUID = stores.uiGUID
WHERE CAST(item.uiGUID as varchar(36)) IN (SELECT Value FROM dbo.Split(',',@ItemGUIDList))
When I run this query in the management studio, passing a list of 5 values in the second parameter, my results include one item for each of the 5 values. However, when I pass the parameters from my ASP project, (I've verified the values I think are being passed are indeed being passed), I only get one item.I believe the error is in my split function. Both split functions return the same results in the SQL management studio, but only one returns the correct results in the the ASP project.
When I use this version of the function it returns the correct table values to the calling application, but it chokes when the item list does not have a trailing comma. I figure that to be a bug in the SQL function.
Code:
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[Split]
( @Delimiter varchar(5),
@List varchar(8000)
)
RETURNS @TableOfValues table
( RowID smallint IDENTITY(1,1),
[Value] varchar(50)
[code]....
All I have a situation where I need to split the column to rows which is delimited using commas and semicolons. Please find the below sample data.
Data in Tables
Test1, Test2, Test3
Test4;Test5;Test6
Desired output
Test1
Test2
Test3
Test4
Test5
Test6
Is there any way that I can get this output in SQL other than using the XML Conversion, since the data has some special characters in this.
I have a scenario where in I need to use a comma delimited string as input. And search the tables with each and every string in the comma delimited string.
Example:
DECLARE @StrInput NVARCHAR(2000) = '.NET,Java, Python'
SELECT * FROM TABLE WHERE titleName = '.NET' AND titleName='java' AND titleName = 'Python'
As shown in the example above I need to take the comma delimited string as input and search each individual string like in the select statement.
Hi!
I'm writing a java application that queries sqlserver 2005 (and 2000). In case the sql browser service is stopped I need to use the named pipe property or the port property, right?
But how could the program know at runtime what is the port and what is the pipe name? And how should a connection string to sqlserver 2005 (and 2000) that includes named pipe, look like?
Thanks!
I have a scenario wherein one of the column values in a row contains a string value which is non-delimited (as shown below). I need to split them by 2 characters and generate as many rows as count of set of 2 digits in that string.
Current record
RecordID Name CountyList
1 ABC 00
2 CDE 01020304
3 XYZ NULL
Expected output:
RecordID Name CountyList
1 ABC 00
2 CDE 01
2 CDE 02
2 CDE 03
2 CDE 04
3 XYZ NULL
I already have a solution in place to run it thru cursor and then do a while loop on the CountyList column by taking 2 digit value using Substring function (keeping start position dyanamic and jumping 2 positions).
I am trying to debug a procedure which is timing out, not in every case, but in some cases.
During my perusals, I note that there seems to be a stray space in the 3rd line of following fragment of an UPDATE statement in the procedure:
...
FROM dbo.LoadMedicationsGP LMGP
INNER JOIN dbo.Patient P ON LMGP.PatientId = P.PatientId
INNER JOIN dbo. PatientMonths PM ON P.PatientKey = PM.PatientKey
AND LMGP.DatePeriodKey = PM.DatePeriodKey
...
SSMS seems to parse the statement perfectly OK, but to me it looks as if it ought to be wrong.
I suspect that the space has no material effect, but I just wanted some confirmation one way or the other.
I need to import data to a MSSql table from massive (read: a million and a half rows, every single day) logs that come in .txt format separated in tabs with a ";" symbol and then have some stored procedures analyze that data to generate some reports in an excel file with that info. The text files include the column headers in the first row and the data starts on the second one.
The challenge is that the text files differ in column order and count every single day.
The analysis that I need to do only needs about 15 columns from the nearly 90-120 that those files include, and those columns sadly happen to be in a different order in those files.
So I would like to split rows in my query based on if they match criteria and I really havent dealt with splitting in SQL only combining(which is usually what everybody does lol)
So for instance my query results is this
SOPNUMBER TAX TOTAL
14-123456 $500.00