Way to Check Multiple LIKE without dynamic SQL
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Thanks for this, I didn't know about fn_split or the CROSS APPLY.
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if you use function !!! write new fn_split_find and don't use cross apply .it's will be work more faste :-D)
select * from @mytbl where fn_split_find(likestring,@param) >0
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you can find fnSplit on the net. just google it and you will find the code for it.
This is just an approach of performing a task without dynamic SQL. Otherwise, I think using dynamic sql in such situations will be more helpful.:-)
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Atif-ullah Sheikh (9/16/2010)
@adudleyyou can find fnSplit on the net. just google it and you will find the code for it.
This is just an approach of performing a task without dynamic SQL. Otherwise, I think using dynamic sql in such situations will be more helpful.:-)
Absolutly
fn_split
http://bi-tch.blogspot.com/2007/10/sql-clr-net-function-split.html
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But, if it contains both strings, you'll get it in the output twice. You may need a DISTINCT.
Also, you're not really using the CROSS APPLY functionality. This could just as easily be a JOIN (using ON instead of WHERE), since your function isn't using anything from @vTable, so it doesn't need to be re-executed for each row.
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Thanks it's good to see how others put together T-SQL and its built-in functions to come up with clever solutions. Keeps the mind nimble.
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Thanks for the script.
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