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 Posted - 2001-12-03 : 08:33:47
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| Charlotte writes "I like to get the position of a specific letter in a string. In ORACLE there is INSTR, but what is the solution in SQLServer?I´m trying to remove the first word from a string and therefore need the position of the first char(32). “AUIDI A6 1,6” --> “A6 1,6”Thanks in advanceCharlotte" |
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sica
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Posted - 2001-12-03 : 08:41:06
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| CHARINDEX is what you are looking for:declare @a varchar(25)set @A = 'AUIDI A6 1,6'SELECT SUBSTRING(@A,CHARINDEX(' ',@A)+1,LEN(@A))Sica |
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INSTR in SQLServer?