Need help to split the string into two fields

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• Splits the string into two columns

  Can someone please help me the following
  
  I want to divide into two columns URL and ID /cfd/abc.html,/night/aaa/Page1,/can/MLP/Page2|107
  
  Result must be
  
  Temporary table
  < font color = "red" > URL < / police > < font color = 'blue' > ID < / make >
  
  < font color = "red" > /cfd/abc.html < / police > < font color = "blue" > 107 < / make >
  
  < font color = "red" > / night/aaa/page 1 < / police > < font color = "blue" > 107 < / make >
  
  < font color = "red" > / can/MLP/Page2 < / police > < font color = "blue" > 107 < / make >
  
  
  There can be N number of comma separated URLs, but there will be only 1 separate ID which is the vertical bar (|)

  Try this,

  SQL> WITH T
    2       AS (SELECT  '/cfd/abc.html,/night/aaa/Page1,/can/MLP/Page2|107 ' str FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    3           SELECT  '/cfd/def.html,/bbbb/bbbb/Page1,/lll/MLP/Page3|108 ' str FROM DUAL)
    4  SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR ( str, '[^,|]+', 1, lvl) URL,
    5         REGEXP_SUBSTR ( str, '[^|]+', 1, 2) ID
    6    FROM T,
    7         (SELECT LEVEL lvl
    8            FROM (SELECT MAX (LENGTH (REGEXP_REPLACE ( str, '[^,]'))) mx FROM T)
    9          CONNECT BY LEVEL <= mx + 1)
   10   WHERE Lvl - 1 <= LENGTH (REGEXP_REPLACE ( str, '[^,]+'))
   11   order by id,lvl;
  
  URL                                                ID
  -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------
  /cfd/abc.html                                      107
  /night/aaa/Page1                                   107
  /can/MLP/Page2                                     107
  /cfd/def.html                                      108
  /bbbb/bbbb/Page1                                   108
  /lll/MLP/Page3                                     108
  
  6 rows selected.
  
  SQL> 
  

  G.

• Splits the string into two columns to dashboard

  Hi all
  
  I got thisworking
  
  decode (SUBSTR (ADDR2_ATTR_1, 1, INSTR(ADDR2_ATTR_1,'-')-1), '9999', NULL, (SUBSTR (ADDR2_ATTR_1, 1, INSTR(ADDR2_ATTR_1,'-')-1))),
  
  decode (SUBSTR (ADDR2_ATTR_1, INSTR (ADDR2_ATTR_1,'-') + 1), '9999', NULL, (SUBSTR (ADDR2_ATTR_1, INSTR(ADDR2_ATTR_1,'-') + 1)))
  
  but the results were a little different.
  
  It came as
  
  Col1 for 8-10 have come beauiful... .but however Col2 data should be in K1 and transferred to Col2
  
  Col1 Col2
  < null > 10
  < null > 33
  8 10
  
  Any guidance is appreciated.

  Personally, I like the cases, but another way using the DECODE method...

  WITH t AS
          (SELECT '8-10' str FROM DUAL
           UNION ALL
           SELECT '163' FROM DUAL
           UNION ALL
           SELECT '789' FROM DUAL)
  SELECT str col1,
         DECODE (NVL2 (NULLIF (INSTR (str, '-'), 0), 99999, 0),99999, SUBSTR (str, 1, INSTR (str, '-', 1) - 1),str) col2,
         DECODE (NVL2 (NULLIF (INSTR (str, '-'), 0), 99999, 0),99999, SUBSTR (str, INSTR (str, '-', 1) + 1),NULL) col3
    FROM t;
  

  Simplified:
  ------

  WITH t AS
          (SELECT '8-10' str FROM DUAL
           UNION ALL
           SELECT '163' FROM DUAL
           UNION ALL
           SELECT '789' FROM DUAL)
  SELECT str col1,
         DECODE (SIGN (INSTR (str, '-')),1, SUBSTR (str, 1, INSTR (str, '-', 1) - 1),str)  col2,
         DECODE (SIGN (INSTR (str, '-')),1, SUBSTR (str, INSTR (str, '-', 1) + 1), NULL) col3
    FROM t;
  

  OUTPUT:

  COL1     COL2     COL3
  8-10     8     10
  163     163
  789     789     
  

  See you soon,.
  Manik.

  Published by: adding a simplified version

• Oracle regular expressions - splits the string into words for

  Hello

  Nice day!

  My requirement is to split the string into words.

  So I need to identify the new line character and the semicolon (;), comma and space like terminator for string entry.

  Please note that I am currently embedded blank and the comma as separator, as shown below.

  Select regexp_substr('test)
  TO
  string in words, "([^, [: blanc:]] +) (', 1, 1) double;"

  How to integrate the semicolons and line break characters in regular expression Oracle?

  Please notify.

  Thanks and greetings

  Sree

  This has nothing to do with REGEXP. Is SQL * more parser does not not a semicolon at the end of the line:

  SQL > select ' testto, mm\;
  ERROR:
  ORA-01756: city not properly finished chain

  SQL >

  Just break the chain:

  SQL > select regexp_substr ('testto, mm\;' |) '
  2 string into words
  3 \w+',1,level ',') of double
  4. connect by level<= regexp_count('testto,mm\;'="" ||="">
  5 string in words
  6      ','\w+')
  7.

  REGEXP_SUBSTR ('TESTTO, MM\;' |') STRINGIN
  --------------------------------------
  Testto
  mm
  string
  in
  Words

  SQL >

  Or modify SQL * more the character of endpoints:

  SQL > set sqlterm.
  SQL > select regexp_substr ('testto, mm\;)
  2 string into words
  3 \w+',1,level ',') of double
  4. connect by level<=>
  5 string in words
  6      ','\w+')
  7.

  REGEXP_SUBSTR ('TESTTO, MM\;) STRINGINTOWO
  --------------------------------------
  Testto
  mm
  string
  in
  Words

  SQL >

  SY.

• splits the string into 3 parts

  Hello

  I have a requirement to split the string into 3 different room example inf.ethz.ch should be subdivided into inf ethz ch in 3 different column

  We have table called email within this column contains all identification of email we need to divide email with dot (.) in different columns and display please suggest how to implement in the query

  Thank you

  Sudhir

  Use REGEXP_SUBSTR:

  SQL > with t as (select ' inf.ethz.ch' double txt)
  2 Select regexp_substr (txt,'[^.] +') part_1,.
  3 regexp_substr (txt,'[^.] +', 1, 2) part_2,.
  4 regexp_substr (txt,'[^.] +' 1, 3) part_3
  5 t
  6.

  BY PARTY PA
  --- ---- --
  INF ethz ch

  SQL >

  Or you can use SUBSTR + Instr.

  SY.

• Need help to split a string

  Hello

  IM needing help to cut a string like this... A, B, C, ADV, RAHEEM, MOUSTAFA, Gauthier,... compare letters he's be numbers, but I get by using a string... Need to divide and put each number into a vector, in all positions...

  Can someone help me?  ..

  I'm using labview 6...

  Here is the screenshot of my logic...

  Hi faelnpaiva,

  all you need is 'String of spreadsheet in table' with a ',' as the delimiter.

  

• splits the string into documents

  Hello
  
  I did a query (see regexp) that split a string into records. The problem with the query is the separate in the subquery. Otherwise, it returns millions of records where I expect less than a thousand.
  Meanwhile, I found an other solution (see xmlsequence), but this statement returns the message "ORA-03113: end of file on the communication channel.
  
  Please advice.
  
  regexp:

      SELECT smp.sample_id
      FROM
      (
          SELECT sa.sample_id, sau.u_box_code, sau.u_box_position
          FROM lims_sys.sdg sd, lims_sys.sdg_user sdu, lims_sys.sample sa, lims_sys.sample_user sau
          WHERE sd.sdg_id = sdu.sdg_id
          AND sd.sdg_id = sa.sdg_id
          AND sa.sample_id = sau.sample_id
          AND sau.u_padded_out = 'F'
          AND sdu.u_client_type =  decode('#Client#','-1',sdu.u_client_type,'#Client#')
          AND sdu.u_crop_group = decode('#Crop#','-1',sdu.u_crop_group,'#Crop#')
          AND sdu.u_year_of_sample_delivery = decode('#Year#',-1,sdu.u_year_of_sample_delivery,'#Year#')
          AND sdu.u_week_of_processing = decode('#Week#',-1,sdu.u_week_of_processing,'#Week#')
          AND sd.status IN ('V','P','C')
      ) smp,
      (
          SELECT distinct box_code, regexp_substr(box_pos,'[^,]+',1,level) box_pos 
          FROM
          (
               SELECT p.name box_code, substr(p.description,instr(p.description, 'NP=') + 3) box_pos
               FROM lims_sys.plate_template pt, lims_sys.plate p, lims_sys.plate_user pu
               WHERE pt.plate_template_id = p.plate_template_id
               AND p.plate_id = pu.plate_id
               AND pt.name = 'Box96'
               AND p.status IN ('V','P','C')
               AND p.description like '%NP=%'
               AND pu.u_client_type = decode('#Client#','-1',pu.u_client_type,'#Client#')
               AND pu.u_crop_group = decode('#Crop#','-1',pu.u_crop_group,'#Crop#')
               AND pu.u_year = decode('#Year#',-1,pu.u_year,'#Year#')
               AND pu.u_week = decode('#Week#',-1,pu.u_week,'#Week#')
           )
           connect by level <= length(box_pos) - length(replace(box_pos,',')) + 1
      ) box
      WHERE smp.u_box_code = box.box_code
      AND smp.u_box_position = box.box_pos

  xmlsequence:

      SELECT smp.sample_id
      FROM
      (
          SELECT sa.sample_id, sau.u_box_code, sau.u_box_position
          FROM lims_sys.sdg sd, lims_sys.sdg_user sdu, lims_sys.sample sa, lims_sys.sample_user sau
          WHERE sd.sdg_id = sdu.sdg_id
          AND sd.sdg_id = sa.sdg_id
          AND sa.sample_id = sau.sample_id
          AND sau.u_padded_out = 'F'
          AND sdu.u_client_type =  decode('#Client#','-1',sdu.u_client_type,'#Client#')
          AND sdu.u_crop_group = decode('#Crop#','-1',sdu.u_crop_group,'#Crop#')
          AND sdu.u_year_of_sample_delivery = decode('#Year#',-1,sdu.u_year_of_sample_delivery,'#Year#')
          AND sdu.u_week_of_processing = decode('#Week#',-1,sdu.u_week_of_processing,'#Week#')
          AND sd.status IN ('V','P','C')
      ) smp,
      (
          SELECT  box_code, trim(x.column_value.extract('e/text()')) box_pos 
          FROM
          (
               SELECT p.name box_code, substr(p.description,instr(p.description, 'NP=') + 3) box_pos
               FROM lims_sys.plate_template pt, lims_sys.plate p, lims_sys.plate_user pu
               WHERE pt.plate_template_id = p.plate_template_id
               AND p.plate_id = pu.plate_id
               AND pt.name = 'Box96'
               AND p.status IN ('V','P','C')
               AND p.description like '%NP=%'
               AND pu.u_client_type = decode('#Client#','-1',pu.u_client_type,'#Client#')
               AND pu.u_crop_group = decode('#Crop#','-1',pu.u_crop_group,'#Crop#')
               AND pu.u_year = decode('#Year#',-1,pu.u_year,'#Year#')
               AND pu.u_week = decode('#Week#',-1,pu.u_week,'#Week#')
           ) t, table (xmlsequence(xmltype('<e><e>' || replace(t.box_pos,',','</e><e>')|| '</e></e>').extract('e/e'))) x
      ) box
      WHERE smp.u_box_code = box.box_code

  Hello

  When 'LEVEL '.<= x"="" is="" the="" only="" connect="" by="" condition,="" then="" you="" should="" be="" using="" a="" table="" that="" has="" only="" one="" row,="" like="">

  You can generate a Table of counters (a result set, in fact) who has all the integers that you need and then join one.
  The next thread is an example:
  I don't don't want to mark in plsql

• SQL / PLSQL to split the string into pieces

  Hi all
  
  I have a problem of data conversion from the name of one table to another structure.
  
  for example
  
  SQL > desc names
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
  TITLE VARCHAR2 (5)
  FNAME VARCHAR2 (20)
  LNAME VARCHAR2 (20)
  
  SQL > Data desc
  Name Null? Type
  ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
  FULLNAME VARCHAR2 (50)
  
  
  Insert in data values ("SIR I HAVE ONE NAME PARTICULARLY LONG INDEED");
  Insert in the data values ("MINE IS EVEN MORE, ENOUGH RIDICULEMENT so IN FACT");
  
  Essentially, I need to divide these names long, stored in the 1 field, in the above 3 fields. The trickiest part is however I want to do it in such a way so that if the 1st part of the name fits the 1 5 char field I want to do, otherwise I would divide between 2 fields - once again without splitting a string. The reason behind this is that application will automatically put a space between each field when they appear and I would avoid gaps in the names if possible.
  
  This baffled me a little if any help would be seriously great... it might not even be a go-er, as it might be too uneconomic with the amount of available space, but I would give it a shot.
  
  Thank you!
  Adam

  Hi, Adam.

  Use regular expressions:

  INSERT INTO names (title, fname, lname)
  SELECT  RTRIM (REGEXP_SUBSTR ( fullname
                            , '^.{1,5} '
                      )
             )
  ,     REGEXP_REPLACE ( fullname
                   , '(^.{1,5} )?'       ||     -- \1      = optional 1-5-letter word(s)
                         '(.{1,20})'       ||     -- \2       = 1-20 letters
                  '(( .*)|$)'          -- \3-\4 = space (plus anything) or end
                   , '\2'
                   )
  ,     REGEXP_REPLACE ( fullname
                   , '(^.{1,5} )?'       ||     -- \1      = optional 1-5-letter word(s)
                         '(.{1,20}( |$))' ||     -- \2-\3 = 1-20 letters and space or end
                         '(.{1,20})?'       ||     -- \4       = 0-20 letters
                  '(( .*)|$)'          -- \5       = space (plus anything) or end
                   , '\4'
                   )
  FROM     data_table          -- data is not a good name
  ;
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash, August 18, 2009 11:13
  Revised to manage long single word fullname

• Parse the string into two double

  Hello everyone, once again

  I'm taking a string of numbers that can be anywhere from - 999999.999999 to + 999999.99999 and separate them into two double rooms. For example, if a user entry - 10000, 10000 - two doubles would be-10000 and-10000. If the user has entered - 10.11111- + 20.00111 he got out - 10.11111 and 20.00111. The VI "Extract the numbers" did perfectly, but I need a way to return the results in two double rooms instead of an array of doubles. I also results to return all the digits after the decimal point for reasons of precision. I use this code within one of my States in a state machine and the driver I use only accepts double rooms.

  The code of "Extract the numbers" VI is attached. Thank you all!

  

  Hi buickgn,

  When your code works, you should only use IndexArray on outputs. If not, try this one:

  

• Need help to extract the data into a string of separate brackets

  Hello
  
  I have a scenario where I have to extract data into a string that is enclosed in [].
  
  Here's what I want to do...
  
  entry:
  
  [name_first] [name_mi] [name_last]
  
  required output: this must return all data that are placed between square brackets.
  name_first
  name_mi
  name_last
  
  I tried the "REGEXP_SUBSTR' but my version of the database is 9i, and it is available only from 10 g.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  You can use SUBSTR and INSTR
  This should work in Oracle 9:

  WITH     cntr     AS
  (
       SELECT     LEVEL     AS n
       FROM     dual
       CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 3
  )
  ,     got_pos          AS
  (
       SELECT     x.txt
       ,     c.n
       ,     INSTR (x.txt, '[', 1, c.n)     AS l_pos
       ,     INSTR (x.txt, ']', 1, c.n)     AS r_pos
       FROM           table_x  x
       CROSS JOIN    cntr     c
  )
  SELECT        txt
  ,        n
  ,        SUBSTR ( txt
                 , l_pos + 1
              , r_pos - (l_pos + 1)
                 )     AS sub_txt
  FROM        got_pos
  ORDER BY   txt
  ,             n
  ;
  

  Sorry, I don't have an Oracle 9 database now; I had to test this in Oracle 10.

  jimmy437 wrote:
  ... I tried the "REGEXP_SUBSTR' but my version of the database is 9i, and it is available only from 10 g.

  It's true. Regular expressions are very useful, but they are not available in Oracle 9 (or earlier).
  Oracle 9 has a package supplied by Oracle, OWA_PATTERN, which provides regular expression features:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B12037_01/AppDev.101/b10802/w_patt.htm
  I know it's the Oracle 10, documentation, but there are in Oracle 9, too.

  Oracle 9 is very old. You should consider the upgrade.

• How to divide the screen into two parts in order to see the two different parts of the same file? [Suggestion] [Android]

  I am Brazilian and I use Adobe Acrobat Reader DC a lot. I would suggest an implementation of features present in the PC, I missed a lot of things on Android, which is 'New window' or something like that, like split the screen into two parts in order to see the two different parts of the same file.

  For smartphones, its use is restricted, but for tablets, it can be really useful, because it allows the display of two distinct points of the same file,

  I have reduced considerably the use of paper using this application, however, I need to navigate the file always pick up a few points seen earlier, which causes a lot of discomfort compared to printed documents.

  This is a suggestion, but I would like it to be considered.

  Thank you for your request. We have taken note of the same and must try to integrate it into one of our future releases.

  Thank you.

• Split a string into lines {&lt; string1 &gt;} | {&lt; string2 &gt;}

  I implemented the Oracle text search in my database. Now I have this query

  Select ctx_thes.syn ('RED', 'MY_THESAURUS') of double;

  the output is displayed as

  {RED} | {MIXTURE OF RED} | {TABLE RED} | {RED}

  and I want to get the words in separate lines, i.e.

  Red

  Mixture of Red

  Red table

  Red wine

  How to split the string into lines?

  SELECT *
    FROM (    SELECT DISTINCT
                     REGEXP_SUBSTR ('{RED}|{RED BLEND}|{RED TABLE}|{RED WINE}',
                                    '({)([A-Z]+ *[A-Z]*)(})',
                                    1,
                                    LEVEL,
                                    'i',
                                    2)
                        val
                FROM DUAL
          CONNECT BY LEVEL <=
                          REGEXP_COUNT (
                             '{RED}|{RED BLEND}|{RED TABLE}|{RED WINE}',
                             '|')
                        + 1)
   WHERE val IS NOT NULL;
  

• Regular expression help please. (extraction of a subset of the string between two markers)

  I haven't used regular expressions before, and I can't find a regular expression to extract a subset of the string between two markers.

  The chain;

  Stuff of header I want
  Stuff of header I want
  Stuff of header I want

  Stuff of header I want
  Stuff of header I want
  Stuff of header I want

  6 ERRORS
                       
  Info I want to line 1
  Info I want line 2
  Info I want line 3
  Info I want to line 4
  Info I want to line 5
  Info I want line 6
  END_ERRORS

  From the string above (it is read from a text file), I try to extract the subset of string between ERRORS 6 and END_ERRORS. The number of errors (6 in this case) can be any number from 1 to 32, and the number of lines I want to extract will correspond with this number. I can provide this number of a caller VI if necessary.

  My current solution, which works, but is not very elegant;

  (1) using Match Regular Expression for the return of the string after you have synchronized the 6 ERRORS

  (2) uses the Regular Expression matches to return all characters before game END_ERRORS of the string returned by (1)

  Is there a way this can be accomplished using 1 Regular Expression Match? If so someone could suggest how, as well as an explanation of the work of the given regular expression.

  Thank you very much

  Alan
  

  

  I used a character class to catch any word or whitespace characters.  This put inside parentheses a substring matching the criteria that you can get by developing the node for regular expression matching.  The \d matches the numbers and the two * s repetition of the previous term.  So, \d* will find the '6', as well as "123456".

• How to split a string into several substrings parent using a delimiter

  Hello

  I am forced to split a string into several substrings parent using a delimiter.

  And insert these substrings in variuou of the columns of a table in a row.

  For example. The sting is: ABC * DEF * GHI * JKH *.

  where ' *' is the separator.

  Desired output:

  Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4 Col5

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

  JKH GHI ABC DEF (null)

  Could you please guide me how can I achieve this.

  Thank you

  Bogoss

  Hello Salim,

  Leave the thread for reference... got this excerpt:

  with t as

  (

  Select "c: its: hgfd:1:23" Str

  )

  Select

  REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, ' ([^:] *)(:|$)', 1, 1, null, 1) col1

  , REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, ' ([^:] *)(:|$)', 1, 2, null, 1) col2

  , REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, ' ([^:] *)(:|$)', 1, 3, null, 1) col3

  , REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, ' ([^:] *)(:|$)', 1, 4, null, 1) col4

  , REGEXP_SUBSTR (str, ' ([^:] *)(:|$)', 1, 5, null, 1) col5

  t;

  This code snippet works well, but for the fixed columns. Here are 5 predefined columns.

  But I need to have a logic that I can browse the string any No.. sometimes.

  For example. If I get 3 secondary channels of the parent chain... I need to insert into 3 columns.

  And if I get 6 strings under... I need to insert into 6 columns.

  Could you please help me develop a logic like that.

  I use Oracle database 10g.

  And the data are currently being collected on external table... but I can store in a variable or a column of a database table.

  Thank you

  Bogoss

• Need help to remove the zeros on the right

  Hello.

  I need help to replace the zeros in the string.

  I have a string which is the output of the network packet. There are a few trailing zeros in the package.

  I don't see them in normal mode, but the size of the string tells me that it's bigger then it looks like.

  When I pass in hexadecimal mode, you can see zeros.

  I tried to use the find/replace function allows you to search for 0 and replace it with an empty string constant. But, for some reason any, that he took no zeros.

  I need to stop the string that follows * 69.

  

  Show your code.  You won't find and replace with all zeroes.  These 00 in hex mode they are null characters.  (not printable byte with a value of zero).  You need search and replace on that character.  (replace string should look like 00, when it is set to display the hexadecimal code.