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  1. Fields

    I have some simple SQL code below.
    SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields. The
    data in the comment field looks like this:
    3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX

    Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the next ¬.
    The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and then it
    all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out. Is
    their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    advance!

  2. Re: Fields

    Ben
    CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit

    (@List As varchar(8000))

    RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)

    AS

    BEGIN

    DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int

    WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0

    BEGIN

    SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)

    IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1

    SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))

    IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item

    SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)

    END

    RETURN

    END

    GO

    /* Usage example */

    SELECT t1.*

    FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1


    declare @inList varchar(50)

    set @inList='10428,10429'

    select od.* from [order details] od

    INNER JOIN

    (SELECT Item

    FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t

    ON od.orderid = t.Item





    "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >I have some simple SQL code below.
    > SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    > FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    > STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    > I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields. The
    > data in the comment field looks like this:
    > 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    > ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    > BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    > PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    > ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    > RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >
    > Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    > separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the next
    > ¬.
    > The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and then
    > it
    > all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out. Is
    > their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    > advance!




  3. Re: Fields

    Thanks Uri,

    One more question, as I am not very good at SQL yet, do I need to fill
    anything in to the code you sent me or just put it in the dataset? Thanks
    again!

    "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    news:O6USx$8SKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    > Ben
    > CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit
    >
    > (@List As varchar(8000))
    >
    > RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)
    >
    > AS
    >
    > BEGIN
    >
    > DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int
    >
    > WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0
    >
    > BEGIN
    >
    > SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)
    >
    > IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1
    >
    > SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))
    >
    > IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item
    >
    > SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)
    >
    > END
    >
    > RETURN
    >
    > END
    >
    > GO
    >
    > /* Usage example */
    >
    > SELECT t1.*
    >
    > FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1
    >
    >
    > declare @inList varchar(50)
    >
    > set @inList='10428,10429'
    >
    > select od.* from [order details] od
    >
    > INNER JOIN
    >
    > (SELECT Item
    >
    > FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t
    >
    > ON od.orderid = t.Item
    >
    >
    >
    >
    >
    > "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    > news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >>I have some simple SQL code below.
    >> SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    >> FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    >> STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    >> I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields.
    >> The
    >> data in the comment field looks like this:
    >> 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    >> ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    >> BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    >> PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    >> ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    >> RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >>
    >> Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    >> separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the
    >> next ¬.
    >> The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and then
    >> it
    >> all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out. Is
    >> their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    >> advance!

    >
    >




  4. Re: Fields

    Ben
    Everything above /*usage example*/ you should run on SQL Server


    "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    news:%23tD6jCATKHA.4360atTK2MSFTNGP04dotphx.gbl...
    > Thanks Uri,
    >
    > One more question, as I am not very good at SQL yet, do I need to fill
    > anything in to the code you sent me or just put it in the dataset? Thanks
    > again!
    >
    > "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    > news:O6USx$8SKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >> Ben
    >> CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit
    >>
    >> (@List As varchar(8000))
    >>
    >> RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)
    >>
    >> AS
    >>
    >> BEGIN
    >>
    >> DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int
    >>
    >> WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0
    >>
    >> BEGIN
    >>
    >> SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)
    >>
    >> IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1
    >>
    >> SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))
    >>
    >> IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item
    >>
    >> SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)
    >>
    >> END
    >>
    >> RETURN
    >>
    >> END
    >>
    >> GO
    >>
    >> /* Usage example */
    >>
    >> SELECT t1.*
    >>
    >> FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1
    >>
    >>
    >> declare @inList varchar(50)
    >>
    >> set @inList='10428,10429'
    >>
    >> select od.* from [order details] od
    >>
    >> INNER JOIN
    >>
    >> (SELECT Item
    >>
    >> FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t
    >>
    >> ON od.orderid = t.Item
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >>
    >> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >> news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >>>I have some simple SQL code below.
    >>> SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    >>> FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    >>> STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    >>> I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields.
    >>> The
    >>> data in the comment field looks like this:
    >>> 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    >>> ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    >>> BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    >>> PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    >>> ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    >>> RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >>>
    >>> Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    >>> separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the
    >>> next ¬.
    >>> The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and then
    >>> it
    >>> all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out.
    >>> Is
    >>> their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    >>> advance!

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  5. Re: Fields

    I meant more along the lines of the @items. Do I replace those with fields
    or table names. Sorry to be so dingy!
    "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    news:%23g5rGeATKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    > Ben
    > Everything above /*usage example*/ you should run on SQL Server
    >
    >
    > "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    > news:%23tD6jCATKHA.4360atTK2MSFTNGP04dotphx.gbl...
    >> Thanks Uri,
    >>
    >> One more question, as I am not very good at SQL yet, do I need to fill
    >> anything in to the code you sent me or just put it in the dataset?
    >> Thanks again!
    >>
    >> "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    >> news:O6USx$8SKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >>> Ben
    >>> CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit
    >>>
    >>> (@List As varchar(8000))
    >>>
    >>> RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)
    >>>
    >>> AS
    >>>
    >>> BEGIN
    >>>
    >>> DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int
    >>>
    >>> WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0
    >>>
    >>> BEGIN
    >>>
    >>> SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)
    >>>
    >>> IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1
    >>>
    >>> SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))
    >>>
    >>> IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item
    >>>
    >>> SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)
    >>>
    >>> END
    >>>
    >>> RETURN
    >>>
    >>> END
    >>>
    >>> GO
    >>>
    >>> /* Usage example */
    >>>
    >>> SELECT t1.*
    >>>
    >>> FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> declare @inList varchar(50)
    >>>
    >>> set @inList='10428,10429'
    >>>
    >>> select od.* from [order details] od
    >>>
    >>> INNER JOIN
    >>>
    >>> (SELECT Item
    >>>
    >>> FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t
    >>>
    >>> ON od.orderid = t.Item
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >>> news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >>>>I have some simple SQL code below.
    >>>> SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    >>>> FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    >>>> STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    >>>> I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields.
    >>>> The
    >>>> data in the comment field looks like this:
    >>>> 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    >>>> ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    >>>> BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    >>>> PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    >>>> ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    >>>> RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >>>>
    >>>> Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    >>>> separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the
    >>>> next ¬.
    >>>> The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and
    >>>> then it
    >>>> all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out.
    >>>> Is
    >>>> their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    >>>> advance!
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  6. Re: Fields

    I'm sorry I guess I am not sure when and where to use this? Because my
    problem is occurring inside my dataset of my report.
    "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    news:%239gRokATKHA.4324atTK2MSFTNGP05dotphx.gbl...
    >I meant more along the lines of the @items. Do I replace those with fields
    >or table names. Sorry to be so dingy!
    > "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    > news:%23g5rGeATKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >> Ben
    >> Everything above /*usage example*/ you should run on SQL Server
    >>
    >>
    >> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >> news:%23tD6jCATKHA.4360atTK2MSFTNGP04dotphx.gbl...
    >>> Thanks Uri,
    >>>
    >>> One more question, as I am not very good at SQL yet, do I need to fill
    >>> anything in to the code you sent me or just put it in the dataset?
    >>> Thanks again!
    >>>
    >>> "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    >>> news:O6USx$8SKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >>>> Ben
    >>>> CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit
    >>>>
    >>>> (@List As varchar(8000))
    >>>>
    >>>> RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)
    >>>>
    >>>> AS
    >>>>
    >>>> BEGIN
    >>>>
    >>>> DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int
    >>>>
    >>>> WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0
    >>>>
    >>>> BEGIN
    >>>>
    >>>> SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)
    >>>>
    >>>> IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1
    >>>>
    >>>> SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))
    >>>>
    >>>> IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item
    >>>>
    >>>> SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)
    >>>>
    >>>> END
    >>>>
    >>>> RETURN
    >>>>
    >>>> END
    >>>>
    >>>> GO
    >>>>
    >>>> /* Usage example */
    >>>>
    >>>> SELECT t1.*
    >>>>
    >>>> FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> declare @inList varchar(50)
    >>>>
    >>>> set @inList='10428,10429'
    >>>>
    >>>> select od.* from [order details] od
    >>>>
    >>>> INNER JOIN
    >>>>
    >>>> (SELECT Item
    >>>>
    >>>> FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t
    >>>>
    >>>> ON od.orderid = t.Item
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >>>> news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >>>>>I have some simple SQL code below.
    >>>>> SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    >>>>> FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    >>>>> STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY = STY_STUDY.NAME
    >>>>> I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields.
    >>>>> The
    >>>>> data in the comment field looks like this:
    >>>>> 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    >>>>> ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    >>>>> BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    >>>>> PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    >>>>> ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    >>>>> RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >>>>>
    >>>>> Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by the
    >>>>> separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the
    >>>>> next ¬.
    >>>>> The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and
    >>>>> then it
    >>>>> all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out.
    >>>>> Is
    >>>>> their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks in
    >>>>> advance!
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




  7. Re: Fields

    Ben
    You buld the dataset based on this SELECT statement (which used UDF)



    "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    news:%23gEGZEBTKHA.4692atTK2MSFTNGP06dotphx.gbl...
    > I'm sorry I guess I am not sure when and where to use this? Because my
    > problem is occurring inside my dataset of my report.
    > "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    > news:%239gRokATKHA.4324atTK2MSFTNGP05dotphx.gbl...
    >>I meant more along the lines of the @items. Do I replace those with
    >>fields or table names. Sorry to be so dingy!
    >> "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    >> news:%23g5rGeATKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >>> Ben
    >>> Everything above /*usage example*/ you should run on SQL Server
    >>>
    >>>
    >>> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >>> news:%23tD6jCATKHA.4360atTK2MSFTNGP04dotphx.gbl...
    >>>> Thanks Uri,
    >>>>
    >>>> One more question, as I am not very good at SQL yet, do I need to fill
    >>>> anything in to the code you sent me or just put it in the dataset?
    >>>> Thanks again!
    >>>>
    >>>> "Uri Dimant" wrote in message
    >>>> news:O6USx$8SKHA.4704atTK2MSFTNGP02dotphx.gbl...
    >>>>> Ben
    >>>>> CREATE FUNCTION dbo.TsqlSplit
    >>>>>
    >>>>> (@List As varchar(8000))
    >>>>>
    >>>>> RETURNS @Items table (Item varchar(8000) Not Null)
    >>>>>
    >>>>> AS
    >>>>>
    >>>>> BEGIN
    >>>>>
    >>>>> DECLARE @Item As varchar(8000), @Pos As int
    >>>>>
    >>>>> WHILE DATALENGTH(@List)>0
    >>>>>
    >>>>> BEGIN
    >>>>>
    >>>>> SET @Pos=CHARINDEX(',',@List)
    >>>>>
    >>>>> IF @Pos=0 SET @Pos=DATALENGTH(@List)+1
    >>>>>
    >>>>> SET @Item = LTRIM(RTRIM(LEFT(@List,@Pos-1)))
    >>>>>
    >>>>> IF @Item<>'' INSERT INTO @Items SELECT @Item
    >>>>>
    >>>>> SET @List=SUBSTRING(@List,@Pos+DATALENGTH(','),8000)
    >>>>>
    >>>>> END
    >>>>>
    >>>>> RETURN
    >>>>>
    >>>>> END
    >>>>>
    >>>>> GO
    >>>>>
    >>>>> /* Usage example */
    >>>>>
    >>>>> SELECT t1.*
    >>>>>
    >>>>> FROM TsqlSplit('10428,10429') AS t1
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>> declare @inList varchar(50)
    >>>>>
    >>>>> set @inList='10428,10429'
    >>>>>
    >>>>> select od.* from [order details] od
    >>>>>
    >>>>> INNER JOIN
    >>>>>
    >>>>> (SELECT Item
    >>>>>
    >>>>> FROM dbo.TsqlSplit(@InList)) As t
    >>>>>
    >>>>> ON od.orderid = t.Item
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>> "Ben Watts" wrote in message
    >>>>> news:F8F6615B-0CC8-43EC-87DC-6792DC5658A9atmicrosoftdotcom...
    >>>>>>I have some simple SQL code below.
    >>>>>> SELECT DAT_V_MEDHIST.COMMENT01
    >>>>>> FROM DAT_V_MEDHIST LEFT OUTER JOIN
    >>>>>> STY_STUDY ON DAT_V_MEDHIST.STUDY =
    >>>>>> STY_STUDY.NAME
    >>>>>> I need to take the comment filed and split it into 3 separate fields.
    >>>>>> The
    >>>>>> data in the comment field looks like this:
    >>>>>> 3¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MALALIGNMENT OF TEETH|4¬UND-UNM-UNY
    >>>>>> ONGOING¬MILD PECTUS DEFORMITY|9¬UND-UNM-UNY ONGOING¬MILD ACNE ON
    >>>>>> BACK, SCARS-OLD BURNS ON FOREARMS, OLD LACERATION OVER RIGHT EYEBROW,
    >>>>>> PIERCINGS-EAR LOBES AND 2 ON LOWER LIP, TATTOOS RIGHT
    >>>>>> ANTERIOR SUPERIOR ILIAC SPINE AREA AND
    >>>>>> RIGHT ARM|7¬01-OCT-2007 SAME¬CHLAMYDIA--TREATMENT WAS ZITHROMAX
    >>>>>>
    >>>>>> Basically, the first field will be the number which is followed by
    >>>>>> the
    >>>>>> separator ¬. Then the second field follows that ¬ and goes until the
    >>>>>> next ¬.
    >>>>>> The third field starts after the second ¬ and and goes to the | and
    >>>>>> then it
    >>>>>> all starts over. I am not good enough in SQL to figure this one out.
    >>>>>> Is
    >>>>>> their any genious out there that can help me out with this? Thanks
    >>>>>> in
    >>>>>> advance!
    >>>>>
    >>>>>
    >>>>
    >>>>
    >>>
    >>>

    >>
    >>

    >
    >




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