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By Jacob Sebastian, 2011/06/13
TSQL Challenge 58 - Playing Chess in TSQL - Part 1
Let us play Chess with TSQL in this challenge. The input table contains strings that represent the layout of chess boards filled with pieces using Forsyth-Edwards Notation. Your job is to read the input string and generate a result set that represents the position of pieces in a chess board.
http://beyondrelational.com/puzzles/tsql/58/english/playing-chess-in-tsql-part-1.aspx
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