need to fetch the value between two delimiter

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need to fetch the value between two delimiter

vivekkumar341

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August 19, 2012 at 11:24 am

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declare
@text varchar(max) = 'MSH|^~\&|||||21110428134755-0500||ADT^A04^ADT_A01|21110428134755|P|2.5.1|||AL|NE
EVN|A08|21110428133821-0500||||21110428133821-0500
PID|zdly100001|zdly111000^556|PATID1234^5^M11|6g7g7|JONES^WILLIAM^Aryan^III^Dr.^MBA|Singh|19621225000000|M||2106-3|1200 N ELM STREET^^GREENSBORO^NC^27401-1020^TX|GL|(919)379-1212^^^test1@gmail.com^TX^324^5656568^121|(919)271-3434~(919)277-3114||D^|CHR^|PATID12345001^2^M10|66666611111|9-87654^NC^20121217||H|||||||20181220225700
NK1|1||EMR^Employer^HL71113|9900 Spectrum Drive^^Austin^TX^78717^^B||(512)257-5200^WPN^^^^512^2575200|E^Employer^HL71111|21110813||Support Representative||87|e-MDs, Inc.|| '
i want to fetch the value "WILLIAM" FROM @text
which is present In "PID" line after 5th pipe sign "|"
how should i fetch it?

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J Livingston SQL SSC Guru Points: 51550 More actions · Answer 1

vivekkumar341 (8/19/2012)
declare
@text varchar(max) = 'MSH|^~\&|||||21110428134755-0500||ADT^A04^ADT_A01|21110428134755|P|2.5.1|||AL|NE
EVN|A08|21110428133821-0500||||21110428133821-0500
PID|zdly100001|zdly111000^556|PATID1234^5^M11|6g7g7|JONES^WILLIAM^Aryan^III^Dr.^MBA|Singh|19621225000000|M||2106-3|1200 N ELM STREET^^GREENSBORO^NC^27401-1020^TX|GL|(919)379-1212^^^test1@gmail.com^TX^324^5656568^121|(919)271-3434~(919)277-3114||D^|CHR^|PATID12345001^2^M10|66666611111|9-87654^NC^20121217||H|||||||20181220225700
NK1|1||EMR^Employer^HL71113|9900 Spectrum Drive^^Austin^TX^78717^^B||(512)257-5200^WPN^^^^512^2575200|E^Employer^HL71111|21110813||Support Representative||87|e-MDs, Inc.|| '
Suppose above is the string where i want to fetch the value
"WILLIAM"
which is present In "PID" segment line
how should i fetch it?

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vivekkumar341 Say Hey Kid Points: 681 More actions · Answer 2

Please check now my post and let me know if its clear...

Thanks for your reply

Dwain Camps SSC Guru Points: 86978 More actions · Answer 3

Just a guess here but it looks like your data is trying to define a matrix of values with row and column delimiters of | and ^?

In that case, I'd look into using Jeff Moden's DelimitedSplit8K FUNCTION (try a search) on your string.

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Cadavre SSC-Forever Points: 41690 More actions · Answer 4

If we split your string based on the | deliminator, the result is as follows: -

ItemNumber Item

-------------------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

1 MSH

2 ^~\&

3 NULL

4 NULL

5 NULL

6 NULL

7 21110428134755-0500

8 NULL

9 ADT^A04^ADT_A01

10 21110428134755

11 P

12 2.5.1

13 NULL

14 NULL

15 AL

16 NE

EVN

17 A08

18 21110428133821-0500

19 NULL

20 NULL

21 NULL

22 21110428133821-0500

PID

23 zdly100001

24 zdly111000^556

25 PATID1234^5^M11

26 6g7g7

27 JONES^WILLIAM^Aryan^III^Dr.^MBA

28 Singh

29 19621225000000

30 M

31 NULL

32 2106-3

33 1200 N ELM STREET^^GREENSBORO^NC^27401-1020^TX

34 GL

35 (919)379-1212^^^test1@gmail.com^TX^324^5656568^121

36 (919)271-3434~(919)277-3114

37 NULL

38 D^

39 CHR^

40 PATID12345001^2^M10

41 66666611111

42 9-87654^NC^20121217

43 NULL

44 H

45 NULL

46 NULL

47 NULL

48 NULL

49 NULL

50 NULL

51 20181220225700

NK1

52 1

53 NULL

54 EMR^Employer^HL71113

55 9900 Spectrum Drive^^Austin^TX^78717^^B

56 NULL

57 (512)257-5200^WPN^^^^512^2575200

58 E^Employer^HL71111

59 21110813

60 NULL

61 Support Representative

62 NULL

63 87

64 e-MDs, Inc.

65 NULL

66 NULL

Are the name details (JONES^WILLIAM^Aryan^III^Dr.^MBA) always in that 27th position? It looks to me like you need to split your original string on |, then split the string at position 27 on ^, is that right?

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ChrisM@Work SSC Guru Points: 186127 More actions · Answer 5

SELECT -- resolve "word" between 5th and 6th pipe characters using Cascaded (CROSS) APPLY

WordInRow3 = SUBSTRING(row3,r5.p+1,(r6.p-r5.p)-1)

FROM (SELECT Stringy = @text, LineDelimiter = CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)+CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)) d

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX(LineDelimiter,Stringy,1)) x1

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX(LineDelimiter,Stringy,x1.p+4)) x2

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX(LineDelimiter,Stringy,x2.p+4)) x3

CROSS APPLY (SELECT row3 = SUBSTRING(Stringy,x2.p+4,(x3.p-x2.p)-4)) w

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,1)) r1

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,r1.p+1)) r2

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,r2.p+1)) r3

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,r3.p+1)) r4

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,r4.p+1)) r5

CROSS APPLY (SELECT p = CHARINDEX('|',row3,r5.p+1)) r6

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