I'm trying to create a case function for home phone ,work phone and cell phone. The thing is some of the home phone numbers either null, zero or less than 10 digits then i'd like to get either cell phone or work phone if they are not null, zero or less than 10 digits.
Hi Everyone, I have a phone number coming from the database coming in the format of 2132563111. How can I do this in sql query213-563-3111 Please let me know if there is any function that does it. Thanks.
How would I go about setting up a "mask" to automatically place the hyphen in phone numbers in SQL Server? I.e., the user types in an area code and then a hyphen automatically inserts and the cursor is on the next blank space. Thanks for the assist.
How to format phone numbers in sql? in current fields some phone number entered like this: 1 800 7894564 8001237878 1237878 1800blue etc... I am trying to get into uniform like this: 8007834444 Thanks
And I would like to pull them from the table using sql 2008 and have the formatting look like this:
(111)555-1212 x1234.
How can I make this happen? Where numbers are missing, I would prefer to leave the area blank, ie 5551212 becomes 555-1212, and 1115551212 becomes (111)555-1212, extension numbers only where they are currently included.
Hi, I have phone number column in Excel file. The phone number is in this format: 523-349-0212. When this data imported in to SQLServer file, it is not keeping the format, storing it as 5233490212. The data type of this column is varchar. How to keep this format?
i am trying to write a query for phone number lookup . The query should be able to search numbers which have anything matching .... like if the person enters 1918767899 or enters 918767899 the query should be able to find both the records. Itried using the LIKE , but it doesn't work the way it is required.
I need to formate one of my phone number field in SQL. now the data in the field is: 1234567890. I would like to formate the number to 123-456-7890. Does anyone know how to do this? Thanks.
I have a column of phone numbers that have formatting such as (xxx)xxx-xxxx, or xxx.xxx.xxxx or xxx.xxx-xxxx; however, not all phone numbers are formatted in this fashion. I need to remove all characters and only leave behind numeric digits to look like xxxxxxxxxx. I have tried select replace(colname,'-','') from table. This does the trick but does not actually change the values in the column. Any help in accomplishing this would be helpful. Thanks in advance.
I seem to always get the "Fun Stuff" to try and figure out. I have an entire table that was pumped out of Oracle. I even hate saying that word!
There are a couple columns that are Float data type, and they are storing phone numbers as a Float data type. I am not able to CAST these into anything that is legible.
This is one of the values that I made up that look like some of the others.
SQL query: I am importing data from one source to another. The phone number has 3 variations and I want to standardize the information. I need to remove the "+1" or "1" from the leading characters of the phone number.
I am trying to get my SQL create table to work for my phone number formatting and it is not. When I create the below code, the default is set to 3 numbers only.
CREATE SET TABLE dl_qpt_cqe.contacts, NO FALLBACK ,NO BEFORE JOURNAL,NO AFTER JOURNAL
For anyone who can help me resolve this minor data issue. I am trying to clean a phone number column so that all numbers are reflected in the same way. I have phone numbers in my column in this this format:
(123)123-1234 123-123-1234 (123) 123-1234
How can I clean this column so that the numbers are reflected in this way: 1231231234
I'm having brain freez right now. Help me please!!! Thanks in Advance
I am designing wepage using Asp.net with Sql server as database. I have used Multiline textbox in which user has to enter their family detail. Like number of brother and sister family status, source of Earning for family.
But User do not have to enter his/her phone/contact number. For that I restricted the user to enter any nuberic digit through asp.net Regex. But User is too smart now they are entering his/her contact number in words.
Suppose somebody's Contact number is 533445928 as they can not enter numberic digit because of asp.net regex which allows the user to enter only alphabets. Now they are entering their contact number in words like five three three four four nine two eight seven. I would like to restrict the user to enter contact detail in words also.
I am learning the string functions and the database that I'm using is AdventureWorks2012.However ,while practicing I was just trying to hide the phone number with '*' mark,but not getting the desired result.So the code is.............
SELECT PhoneNumber, (SUBSTRING(PhoneNumber,1,2)+REPLICATE('*',8)+ SUBSTRING(PhoneNumber,CHARINDEX('[0-9][0-9]{1,2}',PhoneNumber),LEN('-555-01')))AS[PhoneNumber] FROM Person.PersonPhone
I would like to format the US phone number format in say 123-456-7895 either at SSRS level or SQL level. Currently the client is not having proper standard way to enter phone numbers and this is cauisng wrong display in the report.
Is there any function that I could use in SQL for formatting phone numbers that will be of the type (516) 491-6675,5164916675 into correct US format phone numbers.
Below is my sample data. I can't figure out how to select Unique phonenumber contacts for the same Ranked values from the set.
Basically the table is a mix of contactIDs. Some of them have duplicate phone numbers and through a separate mechanism we have ranked them.
It's easier then to pull out max(ranked) CLI_Numbers and their counterpart contactID(s). But I am also getting 2 or more records where the rank happens to be the same. I don't want that. Any one of the contactID will do for me.
The table has also same cliNumbers with different rank values, which are then correctly being picked up in the query below.
Note: ContactId is a unique value for each person in the table. RecordID is simply RowID.
( I have attempted to populate a sample data suited for this forum - not sure how it comes out on the browser)
if object_id('tempdb..#MyData') is not null drop table #MyData create table #MyData ( RecordID int, contactID int, forename varchar(25), surname varchar(25),
[Code] ....
This is my query attempt
With RankedmobileDuplicateSet as( select cliNumber, max(ranked_value) as ranked_max_value from #temp_UK_mobiledata group by cliNumber)
i am trying to build a database that contains a coloumn of phone number but i reallly dont know where and how i will be able to give a specific format for phone numbers.. or anything else any common type of information that may have a format..
Will i use Visual Web Developer or SQL Server Management or whatever else to arrange my phone number coloumn?
SQL Database with column cell-phone formatted 1234567890. I want to display it (123) 456-7890. I use the following to display it as 1234567890: <%# Directory.FieldValue("cell_phone", Container) %> I tried the following code but get a formatting error: <%# Double.Parse(Directory.FieldValue("cell_phone", Container)).ToString("(###) ###-####") %> What stupid error am I making?
I assume a SS# or Phone# should be either a varchar or char field. Butis it a good idea to store a phone# or SS# w/ seperator characters orwithout them?Phone# "(123)-456-7890" or "1234567890"SS# "123-45-6789" or "123456789"I'm not sure which is better. Any opinions? Also has anyone had asituation where a phone# could have an extension? How was it handled?Seperate field or just one?Any input appreciated. Thanks.
Hello, I have a phone number field with the format (123)-456-7890 I need to convert this to 1234567890 formats while I am retrieving data from the table. How can I do this?
What is the simplest way to format the 10 digit numeric string that represents a phone number, so that the result appearing on a web page looks like (xxx) xxx-xxxx. Should this take place in the database or out at the web server or where?
I am trying to update a bunch of phone numbers in a sql 6.5 db. The phone numbers are in the following formate. (aaa)-xxx-cccc I need to update xxx to yyy. Has anyone done this before. Please help.
