Table-Valued Function to Split Strings with Xml

By Oscar D Garcia, 2009/07/08

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Use the table-valued function using a select statement as follows:

select data
from dbo.[StringSplit](''x,c,v,b'','','')
where data = ''x'''

The query above returns one row and one column.

By Oscar D Garcia, 2009/07/08

Total article views: 678 | Views in the last 30 days: 50

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