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| MSSQL charindex HELP ! Hi all I am pretty new to MSSQL and have a problem. The solution is probably very simple but I cant find it :) I have a database field ZIP, I also have string with consists of a number of UK part postcodes eg 'S10 S11 S7 S17 S8 S3 S30' I want to perform a SELECT check if the database field ZIP is in the string. I have used CHARINDEX as follows charindex(uzip,'S10 S11 S7 S17 S8 S3 S30') > 0 BUT the problem is if the database field ZIP is , say S1 then it still finds it in the string because S10 in there which is obvioulsy incorrect any help would be much appreciated Thanks |
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| Re: MSSQL charindex HELP ! Change your Select check to: charindex(' ' + uzip + ' ',' ' + 'S10 S11 S7 S17 S8 S3 S30' + ' ') > 0 This code will check 'S1' <> 'S10' |
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