String Parsing

Jun 7, 2002

How to remove same repeated string in a column per row from a table? Looked at
replace, stuff string functions, but none take a column name as a parameter.

Help is appreciated.

Thanks,

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String Parsing

Apr 12, 2008

I found an article about string parsing but its done using db2

http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/db2/library/techarticle/0303stolze/0303stolze1.html

can anybody translate to Transact SQL specifically the example of create function elemIdx i didnt understand how he used recursion may b cuz the language is odd to me i didnt get it

Thanks much

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I have a string that is coming from a legacy system

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How can I convert above string to comma separted values

like one below so that it can be used for IN Clause for my SQL

'T1937','U1875','U1960','U3287','U5926','U6388','U4408','T1909','U2620','U5025','U6354','U7072','U7074','U6715','U6714','U4085','U6441','U7067','U7073','U2392','U6348','U7758','U6717','U7755','U7069','U7756','U6350','U6760','U7070','D0002','D0001','U6238','U6349','U6353','U6355','F0005','U7750','U6351','U7757'

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I have a series of strings (field name FullName) in a table (FullNames) that look like this:

FullNames

--------------

macdonald, ronald

Doe, John

I need to extract the first and last names. Here's my code:

select substring (fullname, 1, patindex( '%,%', fullname)-1) + ' ' +

substring (fullname, patindex( '%,%', fullname)+1, len(fullname) ) from FullNames

I hate having to use patindex twice in the same SELECT. Is there any way around this?

TIA,

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<p>
Hi everybody, I was hoping to get some advice something I can't quite get my head around. I have a SQL db which contains a table with ratings using the AJAX rating control.
When someone rates an object, I need to select the current rating and then use those numbers to;
- calculate the new average
- add new score to total score
- increment number of votes by one.

I thought this can be best achieved using the SELECT statement and then parsing the SELECT string. (is the string comma separated?)
using each array, i'd need to convert this into integers and then do the calculation. and re-upload the data to the ratings table (using the UPDATE statement).

Is this the best way of proceeding? I have tried initially to write the code using three sql statements. But that would mean to many requests from the server, right?
Below is the conde I have writting already.int myrating;
myrating = Rating1.CurrentRating;string getscore = "SELECT " +
"RatingScore" +"FROM Rating " +
"WHERE ItemID= '" + _ItemID+ "'";string getcount = "SELECT " +
"RatingCount" +"FROM Rating " +
"WHERE ItemID = '" + _ItemID + "'";string getaverage = "SELECT " +
"RatingAverage " +"FROM Rating " +"WHERE ItemID = '" + _ItemID + "'";

int _ratingscore;int _newscore; _ratingscore = int.Parse(getscore);
_newscore = _ratingscore + myrating; //add new rating score to old scoreint _ratingcount;
int _newcount;_ratingcount = int.Parse(getcount);
_newcount = _ratingcount + 1; //increase count by 1int _ratingaverage;
int _newaverage;_ratingaverage = int.Parse(getaverage);
_newaverage = _newscore / _newcount; //calculate new average rating
otherwise
otherwise would i be best off to do the following?...
string[] dbRatings = SQLstring.Split(',');
??
Any help would be appreciated.
Many thanks in advance.
Phil

</p>

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I'm running into a couple of performance issues with regards to the parsing of a text string. We have a function that will take a comma delimited character string, parse out the individual values, and then populate a temp table with those values. The two issues are 1.) the parsing process is VERY slow and 2.) there's a max to how large the string can be - at some point it could easily be 8000 characters or more in length.

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RETURNS @Results TABLE (Item nvarchar(4000))

AS

BEGIN

DECLARE @INDEX INT

DECLARE @SLICE nvarchar(4000)

-- HAVE TO SET TO 1 SO IT DOESNT EQUAL Z

-- ERO FIRST TIME IN LOOP

SELECT @INDEX = 1

WHILE @INDEX !=0

BEGIN

-- GET THE INDEX OF THE FIRST OCCURENCE OF THE SPLIT CHARACTER

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-- NOW PUSH EVERYTHING TO THE LEFT OF IT INTO THE SLICE VARIABLE

IF @INDEX !=0

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ELSE

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-- CHOP THE ITEM REMOVED OFF THE MAIN STRING

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-- BREAK OUT IF WE ARE DONE

IF LEN(@STRING) = 0 BREAK

END

RETURN

END

Procedure:

Code SnippetCREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[RPTPatientAnalysis]

(

@stateList CHAR(2),

@employerIdList VARCHAR(4000),

@payerIdList VARCHAR(4000)

)

AS

SELECT

p.PAT_ID,

p.PAT_FirstName,

ISNULL(p.PAT_MiddleName,'') AS PAT_MiddleName,

p.PAT_LastName,

p.PAT_Gender,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),p.PAT_DOB,101) AS DOB,

p.PAT_AddressStreet1,

ISNULL(p.PAT_AddressStreet2,'') AS PAT_AddressStreet2,

p.PAT_AddressCity,

p.PAT_AddressStateProvince,

p.PAT_AddressPostalCode,

ISNULL(p.PAT_EmailAddress,'') AS PAT_EmailAddress,

p.PAT_PhoneNumber,

ISNULL(e.EMPLOYER_Name,'<Unknown>') AS EMPLOYER_Name,

ISNULL(p.PAT_OtherEmployerName,'') AS PAT_OtherEmployerName,

ISNULL(p.PAT_Comment,'') AS PAT_Comment,

ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProv_PRIMCP_ID,'') AS PAT_PrimCareProv_PRIMCP_ID,

ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProvAllowNotification,0) AS PAT_PrimCareProvAllowNotification,

ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProvFullName,'') AS PAT_PrimCareProvFullName,

ISNULL(p.PAT_DoNotMail,0) AS PAT_DoNotMail,

ISNULL(p.PAT_UnderAgePermission,0) AS PAT_UnderAgePermission,

p.PAT_LastEandMCodingDateTime,

p.PAT_Desceased,

p.PAT_PCP_ID,

p.PAT_LastUpdatedDateTime,

ISNULL(p.PAT_PCPRecordType,0) AS PAT_PCPRecordType,

ISNULL(p.PAT_EnableEmailMarketing,0) AS PAT_EnableEmailMarketing,

ISNULL(p.PAT_EnablePortal,0) AS PAT_EnablePortal,

ISNULL(p.PAT_PortalID,0) AS PAT_PortalID,

ISNULL(e2.EMPLOYER_Name,'') AS EMPLOYER_Name,

ISNULL(p.PAT_OtherEmployerName,'') AS PAT_OtherEmployerName,

pcp.PRIMCP_ID,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_ADDR_ID,'') AS PRIMCP_ADDR_ID,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_ClinicName,'') AS PRIMCP_ClinicName,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_PhysicianFullname,'') AS PRIMCP_PhysicianFullname,

pcp.PRIMCP_DateDeactivated,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Phone_MedicalRecordFax,'') AS PRIMCP_Phone_MedicalRecordFax,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Phone_Voice,'') AS PRIMCP_Phone_Voice,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street1,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street1,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street2,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street2,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_City,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_City,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_State,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_State,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Zip,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Zip,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Street1,'') AS PRIMCP_Street1,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Street2,'') AS PRIMCP_Street2,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_City,'') AS PRIMCP_City,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_State,'') AS PRIMCP_State,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Zip,'') AS PRIMCP_Zip,

ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_DoNotFax,0) AS PRIMCP_DoNotFax,

pati.PATINS_InsuranceTypeID,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_Account,'') AS PATINS_Account,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_Group,'') AS PATINS_Group,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CopayType,'') AS PATINS_CopayType,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CopayAmount,0) AS PATINS_CopayAmount,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CollectFullAmount,0) AS PATINS_CollectFullAmount,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_EmployerPays,0) AS PATINS_EmployerPays,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_ZeroScreenCopay,0) AS PATINS_ZeroScreenCopay,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_ZeroVaccineCopay,0) AS PATINS_ZeroVaccineCopay,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_NonPar,0) AS PATINS_NonPar,

ISNULL(pati.PATINS_MedicarePlan,0) AS PATINS_MedicarePlan,

ISNULL(ipcl.INSPCAT_Description,'') AS INSPCAT_Description,

ISNULL(ip.INSP_Name,'') AS INSP_Name,

ISNULL(ip.INSP_ChargeFullPrice,0) AS INSP_ChargeFullPrice,

ISNULL(ip.INSP_CopayApplies,0) AS INSP_CopayApplies,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_DeactivatedDate,101) AS INSP_DeactivatedDate,

ISNULL(ip.INSP_EligibilityActive,0) AS INSP_EligibilityActive,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_PromoStartDate,101) AS INSP_PromoStartDate,

CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_PromoEndDate,101) AS INSP_PromoEndDate

FROM dbo.patient AS p

LEFT JOIN dbo.Employer AS e ON p.PAT_EMPLOYER_ID = e.EMPLOYER_ID

LEFT JOIN dbo.Employer AS e2 ON p.PAT_SecondaryEMPLOYER_ID = e2.EMPLOYER_ID

LEFT JOIN dbo.PrimaryCareProvider AS pcp ON p.PAT_PCP_ID = pcp.PRIMCP_ID

LEFT JOIN dbo.PatientInsurance AS pati ON p.PAT_ID = pati.PATINS_PAT_PERS_ID AND PATINS_InsuranceTypeID = 1

LEFT JOIN dbo.InsurancePayer AS ip ON pati.PATINS_INSP_ID = ip.INSP_ID

LEFT JOIN dbo.InsurancePayerCategoryLookup AS ipcl ON ip.INSP_INSPCAT_ID = ipcl.INSPCAT_ID

WHERE p.PAT_AddressStateProvince IN (SELECT Item FROM dbo.SplitVarcharMax(@stateList,','))

AND PAT_EMPLOYER_ID IN (SELECT Item FROM dbo.SplitVarcharMax(@employerIdList,','))

AND pati.PATINS_INSP_ID IN (SELECT Item FROM dbo.SplitVarcharMax(@payerIdList,','))

Is there a faster / more efficient way to accomplish the above?

Any insight would be appreciated!!

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I'm running into a couple of performance issues with regards to the parsing of a text string. We have a function that will take a comma delimited character string, parse out the individual values, and then populate a temp table with those values. The two issues are 1.) the parsing process is VERY slow and 2.) there's a max to how large the string can be - at some point it could easily be 8000 characters or more in length.

Here are the function and the stored procedure where it occurs:

CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[Split](@String varchar(MAX), @Delimiter char(1))
RETURNS @Results TABLE (Item nvarchar(4000))
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @INDEX INT
DECLARE @SLICE nvarchar(4000)
-- HAVE TO SET TO 1 SO IT DOESNT EQUAL ZERO
-- FIRST TIME IN LOOP
SELECT @INDEX = 1
WHILE @INDEX !=0
BEGIN
-- GET THE INDEX OF THE FIRST OCCURENCE OF THE SPLIT CHARACTER
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-- NOW PUSH EVERYTHING TO THE LEFT OF IT INTO THE SLICE VARIABLE
IF @INDEX !=0
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ELSE
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-- PUT THE ITEM INTO THE RESULTS SET
INSERT INTO @Results(Item) VALUES(@SLICE)
-- CHOP THE ITEM REMOVED OFF THE MAIN STRING
SELECT @STRING = RIGHT(@STRING,LEN(@STRING) - @INDEX)
-- BREAK OUT IF WE ARE DONE
IF LEN(@STRING) = 0 BREAK
END
RETURN
END

--------------------

...and the stored procedure:

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[RPTPatientAnalysis]
(
@stateList CHAR(2),
@employerIdList VARCHAR(4000),
@payerIdList VARCHAR(4000)
)
AS
SELECT
p.PAT_ID,
p.PAT_FirstName,
ISNULL(p.PAT_MiddleName,'') AS PAT_MiddleName,
p.PAT_LastName,
p.PAT_Gender,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),p.PAT_DOB,101) AS DOB,
p.PAT_AddressStreet1,
ISNULL(p.PAT_AddressStreet2,'') AS PAT_AddressStreet2,
p.PAT_AddressCity,
p.PAT_AddressStateProvince,
p.PAT_AddressPostalCode,
ISNULL(p.PAT_EmailAddress,'') AS PAT_EmailAddress,
p.PAT_PhoneNumber,
ISNULL(e.EMPLOYER_Name,'<Unknown>') AS EMPLOYER_Name,
ISNULL(p.PAT_OtherEmployerName,'') AS PAT_OtherEmployerName,
ISNULL(p.PAT_Comment,'') AS PAT_Comment,
ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProv_PRIMCP_ID,'') AS PAT_PrimCareProv_PRIMCP_ID,
ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProvAllowNotification,0) AS PAT_PrimCareProvAllowNotification,
ISNULL(p.PAT_PrimCareProvFullName,'') AS PAT_PrimCareProvFullName,
ISNULL(p.PAT_DoNotMail,0) AS PAT_DoNotMail,
ISNULL(p.PAT_UnderAgePermission,0) AS PAT_UnderAgePermission,
p.PAT_LastEandMCodingDateTime,
p.PAT_Desceased,
p.PAT_PCP_ID,
p.PAT_LastUpdatedDateTime,
ISNULL(p.PAT_PCPRecordType,0) AS PAT_PCPRecordType,
ISNULL(p.PAT_EnableEmailMarketing,0) AS PAT_EnableEmailMarketing,
ISNULL(p.PAT_EnablePortal,0) AS PAT_EnablePortal,
ISNULL(p.PAT_PortalID,0) AS PAT_PortalID,
ISNULL(e2.EMPLOYER_Name,'') AS EMPLOYER_Name,
ISNULL(p.PAT_OtherEmployerName,'') AS PAT_OtherEmployerName,
pcp.PRIMCP_ID,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_ADDR_ID,'') AS PRIMCP_ADDR_ID,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_ClinicName,'') AS PRIMCP_ClinicName,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_PhysicianFullname,'') AS PRIMCP_PhysicianFullname,
pcp.PRIMCP_DateDeactivated,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Phone_MedicalRecordFax,'') AS PRIMCP_Phone_MedicalRecordFax,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Phone_Voice,'') AS PRIMCP_Phone_Voice,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street1,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street1,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street2,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Street2,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_City,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_City,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_State,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_State,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Zip,'') AS PRIMCP_MedicalRecords_Zip,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Street1,'') AS PRIMCP_Street1,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Street2,'') AS PRIMCP_Street2,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_City,'') AS PRIMCP_City,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_State,'') AS PRIMCP_State,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_Zip,'') AS PRIMCP_Zip,
ISNULL(pcp.PRIMCP_DoNotFax,0) AS PRIMCP_DoNotFax,
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ISNULL(pati.PATINS_Account,'') AS PATINS_Account,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_Group,'') AS PATINS_Group,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CopayType,'') AS PATINS_CopayType,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CopayAmount,0) AS PATINS_CopayAmount,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_CollectFullAmount,0) AS PATINS_CollectFullAmount,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_EmployerPays,0) AS PATINS_EmployerPays,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_ZeroScreenCopay,0) AS PATINS_ZeroScreenCopay,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_ZeroVaccineCopay,0) AS PATINS_ZeroVaccineCopay,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_NonPar,0) AS PATINS_NonPar,
ISNULL(pati.PATINS_MedicarePlan,0) AS PATINS_MedicarePlan,
ISNULL(ipcl.INSPCAT_Description,'') AS INSPCAT_Description,
ISNULL(ip.INSP_Name,'') AS INSP_Name,
ISNULL(ip.INSP_ChargeFullPrice,0) AS INSP_ChargeFullPrice,
ISNULL(ip.INSP_CopayApplies,0) AS INSP_CopayApplies,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_DeactivatedDate,101) AS INSP_DeactivatedDate,
ISNULL(ip.INSP_EligibilityActive,0) AS INSP_EligibilityActive,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_PromoStartDate,101) AS INSP_PromoStartDate,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),ip.INSP_PromoEndDate,101) AS INSP_PromoEndDate
FROM dbo.patient AS p
LEFT JOIN dbo.Employer AS e ON p.PAT_EMPLOYER_ID = e.EMPLOYER_ID
LEFT JOIN dbo.Employer AS e2 ON p.PAT_SecondaryEMPLOYER_ID = e2.EMPLOYER_ID
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LEFT JOIN dbo.InsurancePayerCategoryLookup AS ipcl ON ip.INSP_INSPCAT_ID = ipcl.INSPCAT_ID
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Is there a faster / more efficient way to accomplish the above?

Any insight would be appreciated!!

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RED BARN DR
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[DomainName],
[EventLog],
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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
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