Here is the STRING_SPLIT version

SELECT
    jn.Id
,   cid = MAX (REPLACE (IIF(c2.ordinal = 3, c2.value, ''), 'cid:', ''))
,   Id = MAX...

Obviously, this relies on Jeff Moden's splitter, but as you're on 2022, you can also use the native string_split() function.

I've done the first few for you. You should be able to add the others using similar logic.

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #JSONish;

CREATE TABLE #JSONish
(
   ...

So, you're looking to insert a row with a RefNum as the next numeric number? One straightforward method, as suggested in the forum, is to grab the MAX(RefNum) into...

In a coffin?

A bit harsh!

Despite his clever responses, I don't think he's called Brain 🙂

Mr Brian Gale is correct, I saw no notification. Here is a possible solution – it relies in integer division:

DROP TABLE IF EXISTS #temptable;

CREATE TABLE #temptable
(
 ...

• This reply was modified 2 years, 3 months ago by Phil Parkin.

Can you please complete your question for desired results after

set @setValue=3

?

It sounds like it was generated by ChatGPT or similar – and there would be an issue if that...

Something like this, perhaps?

SELECT si.logdate
      ,srv01 = MAX (IIF(si.srvname = 'srv01', si.queueinfo, NULL))
      ,srv02 = MAX (IIF(si.srvname...

Did you actually create this article, or was it AI-generated?

I think it's because MS is forcing users to adopt TLS1.2. I had similar problems a few months ago.

If you mean within the proc itself,...

Nice. Thanks, Jeff, for reminding me that TRIM() could remove more than just beginning and trailing space characters

You mean, like this?

https://www.sqlshack.com/python-scripts-to-format-data-in-microsoft-excel/

Looks like it will work, but I haven't done it. If you do make it work, please post back here, as I'm sure others would be...