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  1. FROM(VALUES('Mary Anne Bloggs'), ('Joe Bloggs'), ('Bloggs')) AS T(FullName); This version checks that there is a space in the full name to split on. If there isn't then the first name is set to an empty string and the full name is put into the surname.

  2. 21 lut 2018 · We are storing first name and last name together in one column called “NAME”. we need to get the only first name using a query. Possible Solutions. Here are two workable solutions. SELECT LEFT(Name, CHARINDEX(' ', Name + ' ') - 1) AS FirstName FROM EMPLOYEE SELECT SUBSTRING(Name, 0, CHARINDEX(' ', Name, 0)) AS FirstName FROM EMPLOYEE THE PUZZLE

  3. The script to split the full name string into the corresponding first name and last name using the LEFT and RIGHT string functions is as follows: DECLARE @FullName VARCHAR(100) SET @FullName = 'John Doe' SELECT LEFT(@FullName, CHARINDEX(' ', @FullName) - 1) AS [FirstName], RIGHT(@FullName, CHARINDEX(' ', REVERSE(@FullName)) - 1) AS [LastName]

  4. 26 paź 2021 · Just count the number of “words” inside a SQL string (a full name) which delimited by a space and you can extract first and last names with the method showcased below. SELECT CASE. WHEN (LEN (FullName) - LEN (REPLACE (FullName, ' ', '')) + 1) > 0. THEN.

  5. 22 maj 2014 · Parsing Just First Name and Last Name from a Name String in SQL. One especially easy name parsing example is to parse name field values when there are just two parts, such as a first name followed by a space and a second name.

  6. 2 paź 2013 · 1) Dump the table to a flat file to work with. 2) Write a simple program to break up your Names using a space as separator where firsts token is the first name, if there are 3 token then token 2 is middle name and token 3 is last name. If there are 2 tokens then the second token is the last name.

  7. 21 lip 2020 · You can use "Substrig" and "charindex" functions to get what you want. See this code as a demo on how to use it: declare @name varchar(30) set @name = 'shyam banarjee' select SUBSTRING(@name,1,charindex(' ',@name)-1)

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