Parsing Strings To Ints

Jul 9, 2001

Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for reading my mail. I have a query that returns a column consisting of numbers. However the numbers are all in String format so when I get the max value it returns the one with the largest first digit.

e.g. if it returned the values '5','7','9','20' and ordered them it would return 9 as the max value. Is there anyway to parse these to ints and then get the max.


Sorry for posting twice,
didn't get the chance to say thanks,
Mark.

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Parsing Strings To Ints

Jul 9, 2001

Hi everyone,
Thanks in advance for reading my mail. I have a query that returns a column consisting of numbers. However the numbers are all in String format so when I get the max value it returns the one with the largest first digit.

e.g. if it returned the values '5','7','9','20' and ordered them it would return 9 as the max value. Is there anyway to parse these to ints and then get the max.

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2 Bad,Good,Good,Good
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Hello everyone, I have this SP and can't get it to work on my SQL2000 server. I just can't seem to figure out what syntax error I am making.
(This works on my test SQL2005 server)


Truncate Table [SecurityEvents_Temp]

Insert Into SecurityEvents_Temp (
[BankNumber],
[UserName],
[DomainName],
[EventLog],
[RecordNumber],
[TimeGenerated],
[TimeWritten],
[EventID],
[EventType],
[EventTypeName],
[EventCategory],
[EventCategoryName],
[SourceName],
[Strings],
[ComputerName],
[SID],
[Message],
[Data]
)
Select
[BankNumber] = '001',

[UserName] = (Select [Value] From [dbo].[fn_Split]([Strings],'|') where idx = 3)

[DomainName] = (Select [Value] From [dbo].[fn_Split]([Strings],'|') where idx = 4),

[SecurityEvents].*
FROM [SecurityEvents]
JOIN [EventsToLog] on [SecurityEvents].[EventID] = [EventsToLog].[EventID]
WHERE [SID] NOT LIKE 'S-%'


Query Output:
quote:
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 28
Line 28: Incorrect syntax near 'Strings'.
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 30
Line 30: Incorrect syntax near 'Strings'.



Thank You,

John Fuhrman
http://www.titangs.com

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-------------------------------
create procedure sp_test (
@fld varchar(1000)
)
AS

???
???
.
.
.
.
----------------------------------

sp_test '123:abc,456:def,789:ghi'


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What would be the best function to use?

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{
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{
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}
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