Nettet1. des. 2016 · In SSRS you can use LEFT and InStrRev functions: =LEFT (Fields!YourField.Value,InStrRev (Fields!YourField.Value,"-")-1) Let me know if this helps. Share Improve this answer Follow answered Dec 1, 2016 at 2:16 alejandro zuleta 13.9k 3 27 48 Add a comment 3 Tim and Alejandro both give good answers that work with your … Nettet16. des. 2024 · SQL Server 2008 SQL Server 2005 Example 1 : The basic usage of the LTRIM () function. SELECT LTRIM (' GeeksforGeeks'); Output : GeeksforGeeks Example 2 : Using LTRIM () function with a variable. DECLARE @str VARCHAR (50) SET @str = ' Have a nice time ahead!!' SELECT LTRIM (@str); Output : Have a nice time ahead!! …
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NettetINSTR with 2 parameters searches the specified substring from the beginning of string: Oracle : -- Find substring in string SELECT INSTR ('abc', 'b') FROM dual; # 2 In PostgreSQL you have to use the POSITION function. Note that order of parameters is different: PostgreSQL : -- Find substring in string SELECT POSITION ('b' IN 'abc') ; # 2 Nettet15. okt. 2007 · While this is going to look a lot like a T-SQL article, it is designed to help developers who are accustomed to the VBA environment of Access to make the transition to the world of SQL Server script. Here are the conversion topics we will address: 1. Replacements for VBA functions; Date () and Now () 2. T-SQL equivalents for InStr () … new years white board art
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NettetIn SQLServer, you can use CHARINDEX function that allows you to specify the start position, but notthe occurrence, or you can use a user-defined function. Oracle … Nettet30. des. 2024 · This example uses the optional start_location parameter to start the search for vital at the fifth character of the searched string value variable @document. … Nettet3. jun. 2014 · For me the INSTR and LOCATE performed the fastest: # 5.074 sec SELECT BENCHMARK(100000000,INSTR('foobar','foo')); # 5.086 sec SELECT … new years wife tales