What?
This is a quick note to show you how to convert a given comma delimited string into a database table:
Given: "Title,Forenames,Surname"
Return:
ID Value
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...
... this work is not mine and comes from a clever function by Chris Stubben in the MySQL Forums:
BEGIN
DECLARE i INT DEFAULT 0; -- total number of delimiters
DECLARE ctr INT DEFAULT 0; -- counter for ...
... delimited by a comma. However, to match my use-case, I want a list to which I can give it an SKU, and it returns the Shopify Product ID (not of the variant but of the product). In which case, I need ...
... v_FormattedString;
// yields: 00011,Joel Lipman,"Flat 8|mySpecialComma| House Corner",Brummieland
// split into a list (string delimited by commas)
l_StringParts = v_FormattedString.toList();
// ...
... has a multi-select picklist which will use commas to delimit but one of the options has a comma in its value.
// What I have in CRM:
// What Creator understands: FAILS
With workaround .toString()
// ...
... each column:
1. Specify that the data is delimited
2. Specify the data is delimited by commas
3. Specify which columns should be imported as text (the long numbers and phone numbers) ...
... TRIGGER IF EXISTS incrementUrlAlias;
DELIMITER |
CREATE TRIGGER incrementUrlAlias BEFORE INSERT ON my_table_name
FOR EACH ROW BEGIN
declare original_url varchar(255);
declare url_counter int;
...
... a G-Suite Administrator (see 2b). Scope is a string of scope urls delimited by a space (in this example only one). ISS is the client email taken from the JSON key downloaded from Google.
// Build ...
... value delimited by a period/dot. Base64 decode the second part and this will reveal the user's name and email (along with other profile settings) which you will have to be careful on ensuring this is NOT ...
... Unfortunately, the MS Excel software adds tab characters to delimit the columns...
How?
UPDATE `mytable` SET `myColumn` = TRIM(CHAR(9) FROM TRIM(`myColumn`));
Source: Stack Overflow - How to ...
What?
An article on how to quickly adapt an array code and sort by its values. Surprising how many examples are on the web and everyone saying you're doing it wrong... Which is true but quite unhelpful. ...
... start with a function that just converts a string of words delimited by spaces to a table:
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.[ufn_StringToTable]
(
@StringInput VARCHAR(MAX)
)
RETURNS @OutputTable TABL ...
... country of domicile with the pipe delimiter as the example:
&G[entity.dictionary: |:
Select the exchange fields (or container) to apply this to
Select the "Export Format" tab and click on the chevrons ...
... This example will rename files which contain the string " (Copy)" and replace it with nothing (so removes it). The challenge here is the space character and delimiting by a string.
The Gist
-- ...
... output
echo $author_name_disp;
A lot of repetition so lets reduce that a touch:
// default
$author_name_disp=$author_name;
// check and transform
$delimiters=array(' ', '.');
foreach($delimiters ...
... for errors.
Split the first string "myFolder" with the slash (/) as a delimiter, controlling the syntax/format of your site URLs.
For Example
http://www.mysite.com/blog/videos/2010/january/21.html
// ...
... (note the "Ragged Right" and delimiter as "" - my rows to skip is because of the state of my data):
Crucial fix here, add 2 to the OutputColumnWidth value. It seems you need to set the data ...
... part of this, ie "String4". So I need to delimit based on the dot/period (.) and use substring in a sort of reversed form.
For argument's sake, I'm assigning this string to the variable "haystack".
...
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