Splitting Data

Oct 10, 2006

I've read that we need to split data into a training and testing data set. How do I go about that?

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Splitting Data From One Column Into Two

Jul 11, 2012

Running SQL 2005
Current Query is as follows:

SELECT
vPerf.DateTime,
vPerf.SampleCount,
vPerf.AverageValue,
vPerf.MinValue,

[code]....

This query was working well because I used to only be interested in one counter that was returned in the column, which was 'Free Megabytes'...I now have additional data that shows up as 'Total Disk Space'...Ideally, the query would return the total disk space next to the free megabytes on the same row for the same disk drive. Here is a couple rows of sample output:

AverageValueInstanceNameObjectNameCounterName
44549 C: LogicalDiskFree Megabytes
44548 C: LogicalDiskFree Megabytes
69452 C: LogicalDiskTotal Disk Space
69452 C: LogicalDiskTotal Disk Space

This is the ideal format, the average value column goes away:

InstanceNameObjectNameFree MegabytesTotal Disk SpaceC: LogicalDisk44549 69452

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Feb 11, 2008

Hello and thanks in advance to any and all help on this post!

I am trying to create a report that uses a simple select against one table in the database:

select a,b,c
from MyTable
where d = 1
order by a




For ease of explanation, this returns 75 records. This report is to be used as a one page Flyer. Now I can create a single table and format it but I end up with three pages instead of one. My thought was to split the data returned between two side by side tables on this report. I cannot seem to find a way to do this through the properties of each table or an example of any expression that could help with this outside of RowCount (which simply does a page break), nested SELECTs to emulate LIMIT as in MySQL, or SELECT TOP n ORDER BY ASC / DESC to get a TOP N or BOTTOM N from a SQL Query.

I know I can't be the only one to have ever thought of this as a solution, I hope not at least , so I was hoping someone here may be able to help out. Thanks again in advance!

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Mar 4, 2008



One table is like this
CREATE TABLE p1
(SNo VARCHAR(30))
And Data in the Table p1 is:





Sno

1,0

12,0

1,20

100,21

1001,21

There is One more Table p2
CREATE TABLE p2
(TravelerID INT, GDId INT)

Now my Requirement is Left side part of SNo(Before comma) Whatever the data is there like 1,12,1,100,1001
will be pushed into p2 table of TravelerID Column.And Right side part (Data like 0,0,0,21,21) will be pushed into p2 table of
GDId Column.Ultimately Table should look like below format.







TravelerID
GDId

1
0

12
0

1
20

100
21

1001
21

Thanks
Ramesh.M

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Sep 29, 2015

I'm trying to create some records for a data table (Table1) based on values in another table (Table2).

Table1 has the simple structure of

ID (INT), PolicyID (INT) (this is a foreign key linked to a Policies table), Premium (FLOAT), StartDate (DATETIME), EndDate (DATETIME)

Here is the structure and some example data from Table2

- PremID - PolicyID - Year - Prem01 - Prem02 - Prem03 - Prem04 - Prem05 - Prem06 - Prem07 - Prem08 - Prem09 - Prem10 - Prem11 - Prem12 -
- 000001 - 00000001 - 2013 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 100.00 - 130.00 - 130.00 - 130.00 -
- 000002 - 00000001 - 2014 - 130.00 - 130.00 - 130.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 - 140.00 -

PremID is just the PrimaryKey. Then there's the year, and then a load of float fields, each representing a premium paid for each month of the year (01=Jan, 02=Feb etc).

Now what I am looking to achieve is to create separate rows for Table1 from this data.

Starting in January (Prem01), I wish to record a separate line each time the premium amount changes. The best way of exlaining this is to give an example based on the above data.

For the first row (2013), the premium at the start of the year (Prem01) is 100.00. This premium remains until it changes in Prem10 to 130.00. It then remains 130.00 for the rest of the year (Prem10 to Prem12). For this I would want to create 2 rows of data for Table1. The result should look like below.

- ID - PolicyID - Premium - StartDate - EndDate -
- 000001 - 00000001 - 100.00 - 01-Jan-2013 - 30-Sep-2013 -
- 000002 - 00000001 - 130.00 - 01-Oct-2013 - 31-Dec-2013 -

I'd then repeat this for each record in Table2, so based on the 2 lines I have shown above, the end result would be:

- ID - PolicyID - Premium - StartDate - EndDate -
- 000001 - 00000001 - 100.00 - 01-Jan-2013 - 30-Sep-2013 -
- 000002 - 00000001 - 130.00 - 01-Oct-2013 - 31-Dec-2013 -
- 000003 - 00000001 - 130.00 - 01-Jan-2013 - 31-Mar-2014 -
- 000004 - 00000001 - 140.00 - 01-Apr-2013 - 31-Dec-2014 -

The source data is inherited from another system which I'm trying to change the layout of how the data is recorded to fit in with the target database.

Would it be easier to create a view of some sort from Table2, then use some form of WHILE LOOP to do this?

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Apr 30, 2008



Hi

I have a table which has data "dumped" into it nightly and i need to create a "clean" table. Below are some sample rows:

1|name1|john|1234
2|name2|fred|2378
DS|address1|address2|postcode|telephoneno|area|propertytype


all the columns are separated with a "|" but the amount of columns are not fixed, so in lines 1 & 2 they are 4 columns and in line 3 there is 7 columns

thanks in advanced

Rich

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Mar 28, 2014

I have a large poorly designed table (inherited) With a Name field that contains comma delimited text containing address information. I need to do several things with it but unfortunately there doesn't appear to be any true consistency in it. When it displays in its own text box it works by placing each section on a new Line and looks ok.But I need to pull it apart and place things like unit number, Building Name in its own column etc. In the data it could be in either the 2nd,3rd, 4th, dependent on what came 1st. the data looks some thing like the following

unitNumber/StreetNumber Space StreetName (Building Name), Subub,City,Country

Some addresses won't have unit number or Suburb or country so when splitting you could have Suburbs and Citys in multiple columns even if you try and stagger the split process.Has any body go a good tool or reference site for dealing for this sort of problem. I have a table that I have made up that has some of the street names that could be used for comparing against existing records but it is by no means fool proof due to spelling inconsistencies . I also have another list of Common building names that could be used to compare, remove and place in the new building column.

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Dec 15, 2014

Here's the resultset:

Main
CC-09-00032-D
CC-09-00113-A
PR-10-01004-2

Expected result:

P C
PR-10-01004-2 CC-09-00032-D
CC-09-00113-A

What I need is split the data into two columns if data in column Main starts with 'PR-' then output result to column P and if it starts with 'CC-' then to column C (the output needs to be in one table).

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Nov 20, 2014

I need splitting one column data into number of columns.

Name. Below are the sample of names

Doxycycline 200 mg capsule
Effexor 100 mg tablet
Duragesic 50 mcg/hr Transderm Patch
Ambien CR 6.25 mg Tab

My desired results are below..

name dosemeasmisc
Doxcycline200mgcapsule
Effexor 100mgtablet
Duragesic 50mcgTransderm Patch
Ambien CR 6.25mgTab

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Feb 16, 2004

I receive a file that will have hyphens between data items such as
123-aed-edr-45r-ui9
1-ed3-45r-rrr-98u
I need to split the values to load into a table that will hold the 5 separate data itens. The fields will always have the hyphens but could be different lengths. Any idea on a best approach to split this in tsql

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Dec 14, 2006

Hi to everyone,My problem is, that I'm not so quite sure, which way should I go.The user is inputing by second part application a long string (let'ssay 128 characters), which are separated by semiclon.Example:A20;BU;AC40;MA50;E;E;IC;GREENNow: each from this position, is already defined in any other table, asa separate record. These are the keys lets say. It means, a have someproperities for A20, BU, aso.Because this long inputed string, is a property of device (whih alsohas a lot of different properities) I could do two different ways ofstoring data:1. By writing, in SP, just encapsulate each of the position separatedby semicolon, and write into a different table with index of device,and the position in long stirng nearly in this way:Major device data tableID AnyData1 AnyData2 ... AnyData3123 MZD12 XX77 .... any comment text124 MZD13 XY55 ... any other commentString data Tablefk_deviceId position value123 1 A20123 2 BU123 3 AC40.....123 8 GREENThe device table, contains also a pointer (position), which mightchange, to "hglight" specified position.Then, I can very easly find all necessary data. The problem is, I needto move the device record data (from other table) very often into otherhistory table (by each update). That will mean, that I also need tomove all these records from 1 -8 for example to a separate historytable, holding the index for a history device dataset. This is a littleinconvinience in this, and in my opinion, it will use to much storagedata, and by programming, I need always to shift this properities intohistory table, whith indexes to a history table of other properities.2. Table will be build nearly in this way:Major device data tableID AnyData1 AnyData2 ... AnyData3 stringProperty pointer123 MZD12 XX77 .... any comment text A20;BU;AC40;MA50;E;E;IC;GREEN 3124 MZD13 XY55 ... any other comment A20;BU;AC40;MA50;E;E;IC;GREEN 2By writng into device table, there will be just a additional field forthis string, and I will have a function, which according to specifiedpointer, will get me the string part on the fly, while I need it.This will not require the other table, and will reduce the amout ofdata, not a lot ... but always.This solution, has a inconvinance, that it will be not so fast doing asearch over the part of this strings, while there will be no real indexon this.If I woould like to search all devices, by which the curent pointervalue is equal GREEN, then I need to use function for getting thevalue, and this one will be not indexed, means, by a lot amount ofdata, might be slow.I would like to know Your opinion about booth solutions.Also, if you might point me the other problems with any of thissolution, I might not have noticed.With Best RegardsMatik

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Jun 17, 2015

I have a report I'm designing where, as a simple SQL report viewed only on a screen, it was irrelevant how wide it was. However, now I've been asked to duplicate this report in SSRS and to include the option to print it out.

Well, the problem is, as it stands - with 8pt font, even - it will require a sheet of paper about 24" wide to get all of a single row to print.

So, I'm trying to create a Tablix that will split the data into two sets of header/detail rows in the same Tablix. Any workable solution that doesn't involve writing an app in basic or C.

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Nov 13, 2015

We have a 5 TB database in our environment. Both MDF & LDF are location in 1 single drive which is of 10 TB.

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SQL Version : Microsoft SQL Server 2012 (SP1) - 11.0.3513.0 (X64) -  Enterprise Edition (64-bit)

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Jun 22, 2015

Currently I have a column with multiple postcodes in one value which are split with the “/” character along with the corresponding location data. What I need to do is split these postcode values into separate rows while keeping their corresponding location data.

For example
PostCode            Latitude               Longitude
66000/66100       42.696595            2.899370
20251/20270       42.196471            9.404951

Would become
PostCode            Latitude               Longitude
66000                    42.696595            2.899370
66100                    42.696595            2.899370
20251                    42.196471            9.404951
20270                    42.196471            9.404951

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Jun 22, 2015

Currently I have a column with multiple postcodes in one value which are split with the “/” character along with the corresponding location data. What I need to do is split these postcode values into separate rows while keeping their corresponding location data.

For example:

PostCodeLatitudeLongitude
66000/6610042.6965952.899370
20251/2027042.1964719.404951

Would become

PostCodeLatitudeLongitude
6600042.6965952.899370
6610042.6965952.899370
2025142.1964719.404951
2027042.1964719.404951

how this can be done?

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Aug 18, 2015

If you see below there are 2 customer names on 1 loan, most of them share the same lastname and address, I want to separate it with fields,LoanID, customer 1 Firstname, Customer 1 Lastname, Customer 2 FirstName, Customer 2 Lastname, Adddress,zip

Loan IDFirst NameLastnameAddressaddress 2CityStateZip
1236048Joey Yesen xxxx abc GROVE RDNULLCLEVELANDTX77327
1236048Dickey Yesen xxxx abc GROVE RDNULLCLEVELANDTX77327
1235983Randy Seany xxxx abc Haleyville StNULLAuroraCO80018
1235983Barry Seanyxxxx abc Haleyville StNULLAuroraCO80018

The query I am using

select
L.Loanid
,B.FirstMiddleName
,B.LastName
,MA.AddressLine1
,MA.AddressLine2
,MA.City
,MA.State
,MA.Zip

from Loan AS L

LEFT JOIN Status As S on S.LoanID = L.LoanID
LEFT JOIN Borrower B on B.LoanID = L.LoanID
LEFT JOIN MailingAddress MA on MA.LoanID = L.LoanID
where S.PrimStat = '1' and B.Deceased = '0'

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Apr 25, 2007

I have a sql2005 db. I'm trying to perform a query that takes a list of values in a parm, breaks them up and uses them in an IN clause as follows:
<code>
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[SelectPartialOrderListByDate] @StoreID varchar(255)ASBEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON; SELECT DISTINCT O.OrderID, M.InitialSalesCode, M.DateOccurred, M.ErrorCode   FROM dbo.OrderInfo O WITH (NOLOCK)   INNER JOIN dbo.Message M WITH (NOLOCK) ON O.OrderID = M.OrderID   WHERE O.StoreID IN (@StoreID)END
</code>
The values coming into the procedure are obviously in a varchar string format. 
Notice the boldfacing above. The values within this IN clause should be something like this after the conversion: IN (87,108).
How can I accomplish this? I've seen examples of creating a UDF and returning a table, but am not sure how to apply that to my situation via a code sample.
Could someone help me out?

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Oct 28, 2004

aaaaa,bbbb,ccccc,dddd,ffff,gggg,llll,kkkk,nnnnn

How can split the above string to the following individual strings
aaaaa
bbbb
ccccc
dddd
ffff
gggg
llll
kkkk
nnnnn

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Jun 22, 2007

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sent as
999 - StrikeDollar
34 - StrikeFract

Tried using various conversions, but at the moment can't solve.

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Jan 13, 2004

I founded couple thread about splitting but not find same situation what i have.
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Can i split somehow 35Gb Data file when i restore to test server to 25Gb and 10Gb ???

Or can u recomend some solutions

At the moment cant to do hardware upgrate.

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May 3, 2004

I have a table that contains agrrements and contracts with dates. Now I need to calculate some things and I'd like the rows to only have one month per row.

I have rows like:

Agreement, Start, End
ID001, 2004-01-01, 2004-04-30


If I could get these single rows that contains 4 months into a temptable like this:

Agreement, Start, End
ID001, 2004-01-01, 2004-01-31
ID001, 2004-02-01, 2004-02-29
ID001, 2004-03-01, 2004-03-31
ID001, 2004-04-01, 2004-04-30

It would simplify my calculations very much. How to do this with a query or sp?

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Nov 24, 2006

I everyone, I have been on the admin side of IT for the past 20 years and recently started to do some scripting (VBscript) and a little SQL.

I have developed a solution to meet the needs of some federal auditors, but not really met my needs yet.
What I have done is this.

I use MS Logparser to go out to 64 servers and copy the event logs into a DB on a SQL 2000 Ent. Server.

On the SQL server I have one StoredProcedure that parses out information from the security event log DB and put that info into a temp DB.


set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
go

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[stp_SecurityAuditReport]

AS

TRUNCATE TABLE SecurityEvents_Tmp

-- Parse Bank Number & UserName
INSERT INTO SecurityEvents_Tmp(DepartmentNumber, UserName, EventLog, RecordNumber, TimeGenerated, TimeWritten, EventID, EventType, EventTypeName, EventCategory, EventCategoryName, SourceName, Strings, ComputerName, SID, Message, Data)
SELECT
DepartmentNumber = '001',
UserName = CASE
WHEN Strings LIKE '[0-9][0-9][0-9]%'
THEN SUBSTRING(Strings,1,charindex('|',Strings,1)-1)
WHEN Strings LIKE '-|[0-9][0-9][0-9]%'
THEN SUBSTRING(Strings,3,charindex('|',Strings,3)-3)
WHEN Strings LIKE '-|[a-z]%'
THEN SUBSTRING(Strings,3,charindex('|',Strings,3)-3)
WHEN Strings LIKE 'Account Unlocked. |%'
THEN SUBSTRING(Strings,21,charindex('|',Strings,21)-21)
ELSE SUBSTRING(Strings,1,charindex('|',Strings,1)-1)
END,
Events.*
FROM Events
JOIN EventsToLog on Events.EventID = EventsToLog.EventID
WHERE SID NOT LIKE 'S-%'


-- Update blank usernames
UPDATE SecurityEvents_Tmp SET UserName = 'NO USERNAME'
WHERE UserName = '' OR UserName = '-'

-- Update DepartmentNumbers with zeros
UPDATE SecurityEvents_Tmp SET
DepartmentNumber = CASE
WHEN UserName LIKE '[0-9][0-9][0-9][a-z]%' OR
UserName LIKE '[0-9][0-9][0-9]#%' OR
UserName LIKE '[0-9][0-9][0-9]$%'
THEN SUBSTRING(UserName,1,3)
ELSE '001' END


As you can see, we use 3 didgit numeric prefixes on all Departmental employee accounts. This is later used to produce departmenntal user audit reports.

I then have this script in a DTS that exports the report to an excel spreadsheet. (All works well for this purpose!)


DECLARE @TimeGenerated datetime
SELECT @TimeGenerated = TimeGenerated FROM SecurityEvents_TimeGenerated

DECLARE @TimeGeneratedEnd datetime
SELECT @TimeGeneratedEnd = TimeGeneratedEnd FROM SecurityEvents_TimeGenerated

SELECT DepartmentName = CASE WHEN b.DepartmentName IS NULL
THEN 'All Department' ELSE b.DepartmentName END,
a.EventID,d.EventDescription,a.UserName, a.TimeGenerated,c.Email1,c.Email2,c.Email3,c.Email4
FROM SecurityEvents_Tmp a
LEFT JOIN DepartmentList b on a.DepartmentNumber = b.DepartmentNumber
LEFT JOIN EmailToList c on b.DepartmentNumber = c.DepartmentNumber
JOIN EventsToLog d on a.EventID = d.EventID
WHERE b.Departmentnumber in (select Departmentnumber from Departmentlist)
AND a.TimeGenerated BETWEEN @TimeGenerated AND @TimeGeneratedEnd
ORDER BY b.DepartmentNumber,a.EventID,a.TimeGenerated


This combination of utils and scripts does very good for producing generic security reports for branch officers.

But now I am getting requests to justify/explain what is in these reports. The problem I have is that the information needed to delve further into the event logs is in a field called Strings. This field not only changes in length and the amount of fields within this string, but the information in this field changes depending on the type of event record it came from.


This is the Strings field from a failed logon (529)
200jenil|DOMAIN|10|User32 |Negotiate|SERVER|SERVER$|DOMAIN|(0x0,0x3E7)|6920|-|10.190.12.10|48397

And this is from Event ID 642 which was an account being created.
-|381$cmiller|DOMAIN|%{S-1-5-21-3554868564-134719009-1577582102-7972}|Jmotta|DOMAIN|(0x0,0x58F635E)|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|-|%%1792|-|-

Now, my script does a good job of getting the first user name out but as in the 642 event the second users name would be useful as well. This is the person that created/modified the user account.

So what I was hoping was that I could use a function (or whatever) to automaticaly split the Strings value into it's individual components and put them into an auto-sizing temp table as something like Field1, Field2, Field3, and so on until the end of string.

I could then use a case to get the information needed.

HELP PLEASE!!



Thank You,

John Fuhrman
http://www.titangs.com

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Feb 21, 2008

I have a large db (sql 2005 express) that is, well, basically a mess. It is not normalized properly and contains masses amount of data (due to so much repeating data). To make a long story short - this db needs to be redesigned, but management said no, so that is not an option - so please, no one suggest that that's what I do.

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I was wondering if there is a way to split the db - what I want to do is just retain, say 2 years of data in 1 db, and store the rest of the data in the other db, as 2 years worth of data is 95% of what will be queried. I did copy over 2 years worth for testing, and reports that took 30 minutes in the existing db, take less than 1 minute (sometimes even faster) in the new db - a huge improvement.

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If anyone can provide some feedback or point me in the right direction of what I should research in order to accomplish the above - I would appreciate it.

If anyone knows of a better solution - please don't be shy - speak up! :)

Thanks - ann

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