Split and get second row as value
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Solution 1
Instead of using STRING_SPLIT
you can convert your string to XML and then use .value
to retrieve the 2nd element:
SELECT CAST('<t>' + REPLACE('Name1~Name2~Name3' , '~','</t><t>') + '</t>' AS XML).value('/t[2]','varchar(50)')
Solution 2
Try PARSENAME function
SELECT PARSENAME( REPLACE('Name1~Name2~Name3','~','.'),2)
output
Name2
PARSENAME Returns the specified part of an object name. The parts of an object that can be retrieved are the object name, owner name, database name, and server name.
Solution 3
Try below code:
SELECT TOP 1 T.* FROM
(SELECT TOP 2 * FROM STRING_SPLIT('Name1~Name2~Name3' , '~' ) ORDER BY value ASC) AS T
ORDER BY value DESC;
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Comments
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Santosh Jadi about 2 years
I'm using below query to split the names as shown below:
select value from STRING_SPLIT('Name1~Name2~Name3' , '~' );
How to get second name i.e,
Name2
, without usingWHERE
condition?Note: Names can be dynamic
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Rafal about 6 yearsthis can change order of items
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Shweta Ranpise about 6 years@Rafal Yes, So that we can pick first record.
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Santosh Jadi about 6 yearswhen i'm using with 3, its showing
Name1
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Rafal about 6 yearsas stated in question you need to select second row and values are not necessarily in order in that string. So you answer will not work work all cases
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Chanukya about 6 years@SantoshJadi actually it will accept only 4 values servername.databasename.shemaname.tablename so read about parsename you will come to know about this function based on value we should write the number
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Shweta Ranpise about 6 yearsOh yes, I saw that comment now. I posted this answer before that comment. @Rafal
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Ravi Makwana over 4 yearsIs there any way to dot(.) in to special character in context?