Hi, I have results from a survey in a table, every entry is assigned a unique ID. I want to remove duplicate entries based on the survey data but not on the unique ID (obviously). So far I have...SELECT DISTINCT RespondantID, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, Q5, Q6, Q7, Q8, Q9, Q10, Q11, Q12, Q13 FROM Results But that gives...
1 - Anonymous 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
2 - Anonymous 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2
3 - Martin 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 I.e. in the above example, it would seem that 'Martin' submitted his data once and then submitted it again with his name. How can I remove the '2 - Anonymous' frrom the data set? Thanks!
Could someone please help me? I am trying to pull in a partial string (the last six characters of the field, to be exact).
This is an example of my code:
select * into #temp_2 from #temp_1 a, Server2.DBa.dbo.table2 r where r.field1r = a.field1a and r.field3r = a.field3a (field3a is where I need just the last 6 characters)
To be more specific: r.field3r looks like 000884 a.field3a looks like 17445000884 So- I just want to pull in the 000884 off of a.field3a
I am looking for an expression for a group in a matric. I am trying to figure out how to group by the a certain amount of letters in a string. For example if I have the followong fields I am grouping...
Bob001
Bob
Robert005
Doug053
Doug100
Douglas
Barney001
Frank
I want to group it up as...
Bob
Doug
Barney
Frank
And then be able to summarize the results in the matrix.
Is it possible using Sql2000 to compare the first four characters of a parameter? WHERE (tblLinkInfo.CG_ID = @BCG_ID) AND ( 'first 4 characters' of Location_Zip.Zip = 'first 4 characters' of @ZipCodeIn)
Sorry, I realize that this is probably a pretty simple question for you, but I am in a quick time bind and would really appreciate it if someone could help me with this update that I'm trying to run.
Let's say you have a table (call it testtable) that contains the column "text".
Now in column text you want to replace all instantiations of the phrase "in the US" with "to the United States", how would you structure your update query to perform this change (Please note that this phrase could be embedded in the middle of a larger sentence like 'Send a package in the US'. You'd want to change this instance to 'Send a package to the United States')
Daily, I have to map thoursands of items into its correct category. What I have to do is Filter item by the ClSID and SCLISD, then look into the Label for where the item should be. For example from the attachment,
CLSID = 1 and SCLSID = 23 - if in the label has the keyword "notebook", its NEW_CAT should be 14 and its NEW_CATNAME is LAPTOPS;
CLSID = 1 and SCLSID = 23 - if in the Label contains Tablet PC, its NEW_CAT name should be 2474 and its NEW_CATNAME is PC LAPTOPS.
CLSID = 3 and SCLSID = 54 - if in the Label contains Watch, its NEW_CAT name should be A6052 and its New_CATNAME is SMART WATCH.
Basically, the work flow is looking into the CLSID, then SCLSID,then, Label and then assign a correct NEW_CAT and NEW_CATNAME of the item.
I have written a code but I can't get it look into specific CLSID and SCLSID.
For example, i have when upper(Label) like upper ('%Tablet%PC%') then '2474 PC Laptops'
etc like that. each row varies with one exception. administrator@sthou.com is in each one.
is there a simple way thru sql or T-SQL to delete that "administrator@sthou.com" part? or should i call each row individually into say, a VB.net form using a split with the deliminator ";" and then looping thru and updating each row?
We have here 3 tables which are linked by Order number. there is one more table we need to use to get the Shipping zone code. This column however is 10 pos. ( the order number on that table)whilst the others are all 8. We want to join on MHORDR in the table MFH1MHL0, then we are done.
SELECT ALL T01.OHORDD, T03.IHINV#, T01.OHORDT, T01.OHJOB3, T01.OHORD#, T02.IDPRLC, T02.IDNTU$*(IDSHP#) AS EXTSHP, T02.IDPRT# FROM ASTDTA.OEORHDOH T01 LEFT OUTER JOIN ASTDTA.OEIND1 T02 ON T01.OHORD# = T02.IDORD# LEFT OUTER JOIN ASTDTA.OEINHDIH T03 ON T01.OHORD# = T03.IHORD# WHERE T01.OHOSTC = 'CL' AND T01.OHORDD >= 20120101 ORDER BY T01.OHORD# ASC
I have to write a query to update the table to remove dots .... from the string value. so i could write.
UPDATE tbaddress SET Title='New address' WHERE Title='New address....'
but, there could be more than this specific record in the table, so i have to find each single record to do this. Is there a way to update the table so I can just remove the .... but rest of the text remain.
I was wondering if someone could tell me how to use an SQL Function to remove everything from the mess of characters below except 'Test.' Really, any message could be substituted, so it's not as easy to leave everything except the 'Test.' string.
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It's RichText.
The fs20 could be fs24, fs25, etc. (any numbers). The end of the number would be the point to trim the beginning off.
The '' seems like it would be the point to start trimming the end off.
I've been experimenting with SUBSTRING together with CHARINDEX, but am just not getting even close to coming up with a solution.
I was wondering what would be the best way to remove special characters like, '-', '&' '(',')','#','*', etc... from a number string. To be specific a phone Number string where the string is >= 10.
Hi all I was wondering whether it was possible to remove or delete part of a String in a Field? Lets take for example I have:
- A Table called: Table_1 - A Field called: MyField - MyField contains the value: Hello I am on the msdn forums
Is it possible to perform an UPDATE Query which deletes part of that sentence? If this was hard coded it would be rather simple but if the phrase was changing which would lead to the sentence also changing is it possible to do this?
Lets say I wanted to remove the part which said msdn forums. Then UPDATE the field again which should leave out the bit msdn forums.
I usually do this through Access so I'm not too familiar with the string functions in SQL. My question is, how do you remove characters from the middle of a string?
Ex: String value is 10 characters long. The string value is X000001250. The end result should look like, X1250.
I've tried mixing/matching multiple string functions with no success. The only solution I have come up with removes ALL of the zeros, including the tailing zero. The goal is to only remove the consecutive zeroes in the middle of the string.
I have a varchar field which contains some Greek characters (α, β, γ, etc...) among the regular Latin characters. I need to replace these characters with a word (alpha, beta, gamma etc...). When I try to do this, I find that it is also replacing some of the Latin characters.
I am using SSIS 2012 SP1 to import a comma delimited csv file into a SQL table.
One of the fields carries a time value:
Source = textfile, column=DT_STR(8), value format = "hhmmss", e.g. "011525" Destination = field in SQL table, data type = time(0)
To get it from the textfile to the SQL table I am:
1.) Creating a derived column called [d_Time of Entry]with the following formula -
SUBSTRING([Time of Entry],1,2) + ":" + SUBSTRING([Time of Entry],3,2) + ":" + SUBSTRING([Time of Entry],5,2)
2.) Performing a data conversion task to convert [d_Time of Entry] from DT_STR(8) to time(0) The upload fails because values that start with a zero, i.e. times before 10am, have their leading 0's stripped before being derived. You can see this because "011525" is derived as "11:52:5" when it should be "01:15:25".
I have a table called exchange and field called address. The rows(1400+) in the field look like: MS:VA/Celcmv/VHACLEADAM%SMTP:Doe.Jane@med.va.gov%X200:c=US;a= ;p=av;o=Celcmv;s=Doe;g=Jane;
How do I remove everything to the left of doe.jane@med.va.gov and everything to the right of doe.jane@med.va.gov using query analyzer? Thank you in advance...
Can someone please suggest a function to remove the last 3 characters from a column? I was thinking of the LEN function, but I am unsure of the syntax.
Hi all, I have one table in which one column contains duplicate values. My question is how i can use T-SQL so that i can retrive values for all columns in the table which are distinct and retriving the single value from column which contains duplicate values.
Hi all i want to remove text from my column name using query. for example i have the product name like "silver 8' trampoline pack " i need to remove "silver 8' " and want to display only trampoline pack similarly if I have product name like "gold 8' trampoline pack" i need to display only trampoline pack. can anybody help me in this regard?
We can easily remove identity columnn through enterprise manager but how can it be done through transact sql?
The only way i found is to create a new column and pass values if identity column in it and then remove this identity column is there any better method of doing it?
Insert INTO #EmployeeList('Cary zzz',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('01 Jack',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('02 Tommy',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('03 Ricardo',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('04 Jack',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('Les zzz',null); Insert INTO #EmployeeList('05 Tim',null);
The final data looks like this :
Cary zzz NULL 01 Jack NULL 02 Tommy NULL 03 Ricardo NULL 04 Jack NULL Les zzz NULL 05 Tim NULL
1. I want to delete all rows which have 'zzz' in it. 2. I want to remove the numbers from the empname column
Code Block Expected Output :
Jack NULL Tommy NULL Ricardo NULL Jack NULL Tim NULL
select hl, substring(hl,1,patindex('%/%',hl)) as test from appointment
returns
hl test A PCM/RODRIGUEZ A PCM/ Y OPTOMETRY/VISUAL FIELD TESTSY OPTOMETRY/ W DENTAL/DUNDON W DENTAL/ Y LAB Y PCM/NEMES F/U Y PCM/ W NUTRITION/FIRM-A (ROOM E116)W NUTRITION/ W FIRM-A/SILVER/ABBOUD IIW FIRM-A/
I want to be able to remove the first 2 digits and the / to just have the clinic only remaining. Note that Y LAB is not listed in the test column..why? Any help is greatly apprecitated. Thank you....