So this is the data I am pulling in from powershell (there's actually more, but it all follows the same pattern):
Name : SULESRKMA 1
Location : Leisure Services - Technology Services 2
DriverName : KONICA MINOLTA mc4695MF PS PPD 3
Shared : False 4
ShareName : 5
JobCountSinceLastReset : 0 6
I am trying to remove 'Name : ' and 'Location : ', and so on, but using the REPLACE command here is part of my sql query:
SELECT * FROM #ReadCmd
WHERE Result LIKE 'Name %:%'
INSERT INTO #output(Name)
SELECT REPLACE(Result, '% %: %', '')
From #ReadCmd
WHERE Result LIKE 'Name %:%'
SELECT * FROM #output
Or for example, here:
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#fields') != 0
DROP TABLE #fields
CREATE TABLE #fields (Fields varchar(256))
INSERT INTO #fields (Fields)
SELECT REPLACE(Result, ' %: %', '')
FROM #ReadCmd
Where Result Like '% %: %'
The point is, I'd like to replace the '_________ : ' with nothing, but the REPLACE command reads the sql wild card '%' as an actual percent sign. Is there another way to accomplish this?
Using Select RIGHT(Result,CHARINDEX(': ',Result) -1)
outputs in seperate cells:
: SULESRKMA
: PrimoPDF
oft XPS Document Writer
: Fax
: CutePDF Writer
you can try
SELECT * FROM #ReadCmd
WHERE Result LIKE '%:%' and Result like 'Name %';
if you want select only the info after the : then you should use
SUBSTRING(Result, CHARINDEX(':',Result) +2, 255)
from #ReadCmd
WHERE Result LIKE '%:%' and Result like 'Name %';
Select RIGHT(ColumnName,CHARINDEX(':',ColumnName) -1)
See SQL string manipulation [Get all text left of '('] for reference.
That is unless I am misunderstanding your question and you want to keep Name and the : in there and just remove the spaces. If that is so your second and fourth non code lines are contradictory.
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