July 22, 2005 at 12:47 am
Hi! Everyone I am pretty new to Sql Server 2000 and mainly i am focused on Mobile Applications but recently i have been asked to get things done from database. I hope someone can help me out. Let me explain the situation
Table:Mobilevideo
Field: OriginalPath
Example of Data:
MobileVideo
MobilevideoId MediaAssetid OriginalPAth
1 <Null> Lord.wmv
2 <Null> Hi_fi.wmv
3 <Null> SqlServer_01.wmv
Second Table: Medialist
Example of Data:
Medialist
id Media
1 /99/Lord.wmv
2 mms://microsoft.com.au/news/Hi_fi.wmv
3 news://abc.com.au/news/folder1/SqlServer_01.wmv
Need to Produce following output
Need to get Id on the basis of the Filename from mobilevideo
Example
Lord.wmv Search Into MediaAsset and GetId and update that Id in to Mobilevideo.mediaassetid
So Output
MobilevideoId MediaAssetid OriginalPAth
1 1 Lord.wmv
2 2 Hi_fi.wmv
3 3 SqlServer_01.wmv
Well I am facing the Problem of Searching????? How to do that?????
Can anyone explain me Please
Thanks
July 22, 2005 at 3:14 am
Yuk, your problem here (if you hadn't already realised!) is stripping the filepath out of medialist.media to leave you with just the filename, which you can then join to MobileVideo.
Here's some code which should work (untested):
select v.MobileVideoID, l.ID MediaAssetID, v.OriginalPath
from MobileVideo v
inner join MediaList l
on v.OriginalPath = (reverse(left(reverse(l.media), charindex('/', reverse(l.media))-1)))
Explanation: reverse the media field, extract to the first occurence of '/' and then reverse it back.
Regards
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July 22, 2005 at 10:33 pm
Thanks Phil for your great and quick response. It is definately works out but because of we have inconsistent data it was giving an error like
Invalid Length Passed for Substring Parameter.....
Anyways I have found the solution which is similart to yours but modifed to suit my requirements.
declare @table1 table (tid integer, files varchar(255))
insert into @table1 (tid,files)
select id, "afterHyph"= substring( media, len(media)-charindex('/', reverse( media))+2, 8000)
from medialist
and then updated my other table.
But I really appreciate your reply. Thanks so much for that.
Harshen
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