String operation with MYSQL database is quite simple. But some times it found very ridiculous to find a expected result.That exactly happens with me. Actually I was expecting the result like below :-
But when I run my query it generates the out put like below:-
But i want only the name before the first comma(,) occurrence like :-
Jon kumar Pattnaik from first row.
To find the expected result from database I have used SUBSTRING_INDEX(str,delim,index count) method.A string operation method .
Query :-
select SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(s.vchSName,' ',vchMidName,' ',vchLastName),',',1) as nam,vchSGudian,vchSGRelation from t_emp_details ;
Now its running fine with a good expected result.
SUBSTRING_INDEX(str,delim,index count)
Notes :- Parameters
str- is the main string from which we need to find the substring.
delim- is the separator of main string.
index count- is the number of separator you want to find.
Example:-
You,are,a,programmer.
Here in the above query :-
You,are,a,programmer.--( Main String)
comma (,) -- (Separator or delim)
1 --(Index Count)
But when I run my query it generates the out put like below:-
But i want only the name before the first comma(,) occurrence like :-
Jon kumar Pattnaik from first row.
To find the expected result from database I have used SUBSTRING_INDEX(str,delim,index count) method.A string operation method .
Query :-
select SUBSTRING_INDEX(GROUP_CONCAT(s.vchSName,' ',vchMidName,' ',vchLastName),',',1) as nam,vchSGudian,vchSGRelation from t_emp_details ;
Now its running fine with a good expected result.
SUBSTRING_INDEX(str,delim,index count)
Notes :- Parameters
str- is the main string from which we need to find the substring.
delim- is the separator of main string.
index count- is the number of separator you want to find.
Example:-
You,are,a,programmer.
select SUBSTRING_INDEX( 'You,are,a,programmer',',',1) from myTable;
Out put:- You
Here in the above query :-
You,are,a,programmer.--( Main String)
comma (,) -- (Separator or delim)
1 --(Index Count)
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