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Try this:
SELECT t1.*
FROM #Test1 t1
CROSS APPLY STRING_SPLIT(t1.SName, '/') ss
JOIN #Test2 t2
ON...
Infallible, unless the original text contains some combinations of angled brackets, in which case alternative 'dummy characters' may be employed, for example:
SELECT t.SomeString
...
There's now a well-known solution to this problem which requires no non-standard functions:
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #Test;
CREATE TABLE #Test
(
SomeString VARCHAR(500)
);
INSERT #Test
(
...
I think its on my side. My SSMS crashes and restarts. As of now we dont have src control where im at. We're in the process of setting it...
Also, can't you just regenerate the ispac from source control?
Can you tell whether the error is generated locally, or on the server?
I have a simple way to remove multiple commas in the whole string.Here is the simple one to suffice all the below cases:
1> Removing multiple commas in starting of...
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