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My name is Madhivanan. I live in Chennai, India. I work as Project Manager. I blog at .
  • Usage of Semicolons in SQL Server

    Madhivanan Liked 13 Hours ago through Blogs
    As you know, semicolon is used as a statement terminator in almost all RDBMSs. However the usage of semicolon is optional in SQL Server except a few cases. Here are atleast the three cases where usage of semicolon is a must 1 At the start of the ...
  • Parsing a string

    Madhivanan Liked 13 Hours ago through Blogs
    0 begin insert into @temp(data) select substring(@s,1,charindex('~!@#',@s)-1) set @s=substring(@s,charindex('~!@#',@s)+4,len(@s)) end insert into @temp(data) select @s --Extract the tags select data from @temp wh...
  • Removing unwanted characters - Part 2

    Madhivanan Liked 13 Hours ago through Blogs
    In my previous post about Removing unwanted characters , I posted a method that used a function Here is another method that uses Dynamic SQL declare @data table (data varchar(100)) -- table that has source data insert @data select 'tes^@...
  • Fun with GO

    Madhivanan Liked 19 Hours ago through Blogs
    In this blog post, I explained different uses of GO command Here is a Fun when you use GO as object name CREATE PROCEDURE GO ( @I INT ) AS SELECT @I AS number Well. The procedure is created and let us try to execute GO 2 W...
  • Splitting delimited data to columns - Set based approach

    Madhivanan Liked 1 Days ago through Blogs
    In this post splitting-csv-to-columns I showed how to split delimited data into multiple columns Simon in his post Set-based-splitting-of-delimited-strings-to-columns showed how to use that in a set based approach which would work on a set of data.In hi...
  • Splitting csv to columns

    Madhivanan Liked 1 Days ago through Blogs
    Suppose you have string in csv format and want to split into seperate columns. You can use parsename function as long as you have maximum four values. The following would work for any number of values declare @s varchar(2000),@data varchar(2000) ...
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