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This is what I have:

Field1

bob johns 555-123-5678

barry molsen 111-222-3333

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This is what I want to have:

Field 1

Field 2

555-123-5678

bob johns

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barry molsen

333-444-5555

mary smith

566-234-0987

randy miller

I am looking for a way to take information from one and split it into 2 fields.

We are currently using one for two different type of information. Name and phone#. The info in the original field is mixed with the name first sometimes and other times the phone # is first.

Can you think of a way to using sql to separate this data into 2 fields?

There are 30,000 rows with the info like this.
We are using sql server 2005

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