There are bargains when user want to separate first and second
name from Name field generally I have seen this for creating email address for
in-house projects.
So if your requirement is to separate name to first name and last
name then you can easily implement it with the help of charIndex and substring
function of SQL.
Let’s do a practical for the same
create table #demoSeprateName
(name varchar(20),
first_name varchar(10),
last_name varchar(10))
insert into #demoSeprateName(name) values('Neha Sharma')
insert into #demoSeprateName(name) values('Richa Sharma')
select substring(name,1,charindex(' ',name)) as 'First Name',
substring(name,charindex(' ',name) + 1,len(name)) as 'Last Name'
from #demoSeprateName
First
Name Last Name
--------------------
--------------------
Neha Sharma
Richa Sharma
(2 row(s) affected)
So here we have used charIndex
function, it will give the position of the specified character, and substring function with which give the
subsring of a given string starting from position mention to length specified.
Let’s update the table with first_name and last_name value
update #demoSeprateName
set first_name
= substring(name,1,charindex(' ',name)),
last_name = substring(name,charindex(' ',name) + 1,len(name))
name first_name last_name
--------------------
---------- ----------
Neha
Sharma Neha Sharma
Richa
Sharma Richa Sharma
(2 row(s) affected)
Now if you want to generate email address in the format of firstName.LastName@abc.com you can do
this
select ltrim(rtrim(substring(name,1,charindex(' ',name))))
+ '.' +
ltrim(rtrim(substring(name,charindex(' ',name) + 1,len(name))))
+ '@xyz.com'
as 'Email Address'
from #demoSeprateName
Email
Address
-------------------------------------------------
Neha.Sharma@xyz.com
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