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need getting a part of data

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baran121 (Programmer)
3 May 12 3:51
hi i have a dynamic data i want to get a part of it, there is an example

set @str='deneme renk:Tutamaklar sarı RAL 1018 toz kaplamalı#'
insert #deger_gec (deger_gec) values (@str)

select 'x' from #deger_gec where deger_gec like '%RAL%'


i need to get data RAL 1018
the rule is if there is a RAL, so when i got RAL data i have to get RAL 1018
i dont know what i have to do later?
thank you for helping...




 
OlafDoschke (Programmer)
3 May 12 4:52

CODE

Select deger_gec from #deger_gec where deger_gec like '%RAL%'

This will give you all deger_rec values containing RAL.

Now you also want to extract RAL from that and the next 5 chars, right? Or could the number be longer? For the case of 'RAL' plus space plus 4 digits, you could do:

CODE

Select SUBSTRING(deger_gec,PATINDEX('%RAL%',deger_gec),8) from #deger_gec where deger_gec like '%RAL%'

Bye, Olaf.
 
baran121 (Programmer)
3 May 12 5:01
thank you very very much OlafDoschke
 
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