How to update a string with values from other fields?
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I have a table containing a column with a string value, and 3 other columns with data. How do I replace parts of the string, with the value of the other 3 columns? I need to be able to iterate this over various entries as well.
Data sample:
DocNum | DMS | DMSDatabase | DocumentID
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
38213097 | DMS-OLD | DB2 | !nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-OLD:!database:DB1:!document:373108696,1:
What I need the DocumentID column to be replaced with:
!nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-NEW:!database:DB2:!document:38213097,1:
sql mssql
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I have a table containing a column with a string value, and 3 other columns with data. How do I replace parts of the string, with the value of the other 3 columns? I need to be able to iterate this over various entries as well.
Data sample:
DocNum | DMS | DMSDatabase | DocumentID
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
38213097 | DMS-OLD | DB2 | !nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-OLD:!database:DB1:!document:373108696,1:
What I need the DocumentID column to be replaced with:
!nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-NEW:!database:DB2:!document:38213097,1:
sql mssql
Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where doesDMS-NEWcome from? is that just a fixed string?
– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06
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I have a table containing a column with a string value, and 3 other columns with data. How do I replace parts of the string, with the value of the other 3 columns? I need to be able to iterate this over various entries as well.
Data sample:
DocNum | DMS | DMSDatabase | DocumentID
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
38213097 | DMS-OLD | DB2 | !nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-OLD:!database:DB1:!document:373108696,1:
What I need the DocumentID column to be replaced with:
!nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-NEW:!database:DB2:!document:38213097,1:
sql mssql
I have a table containing a column with a string value, and 3 other columns with data. How do I replace parts of the string, with the value of the other 3 columns? I need to be able to iterate this over various entries as well.
Data sample:
DocNum | DMS | DMSDatabase | DocumentID
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
38213097 | DMS-OLD | DB2 | !nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-OLD:!database:DB1:!document:373108696,1:
What I need the DocumentID column to be replaced with:
!nrtdms:0:!session:DMS-NEW:!database:DB2:!document:38213097,1:
sql mssql
sql mssql
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Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where doesDMS-NEWcome from? is that just a fixed string?
– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06
add a comment |
Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where doesDMS-NEWcome from? is that just a fixed string?
– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06
Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where does
DMS-NEW come from? is that just a fixed string?– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where does
DMS-NEW come from? is that just a fixed string?– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06
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Do your fields really have all that whitespace padding, or is that just visual formatting?
– steeldriver
Mar 27 at 21:11
@steeldriver visual formatting
– WR7500
Mar 28 at 1:55
Please edit the question to show the actual format of the data. Also where does
DMS-NEWcome from? is that just a fixed string?– steeldriver
Mar 28 at 2:06