I have a record in an SQL database that looks like this:
'839af0d3-9301-33d0-abce-e16a673980fd', 'Aforic', '7:74324:35:4:1:1203:348:27:415:158:2:0:0:0D-5H-17M-26S', 'Tactician', ' '
The table is defined as follows:
`T1` (`player_uuid`, `player_name`, `stats`, `inventory`, `selected`)
How do I write a query to select only the name and the first entry from "stats". Basically, I only want to select the first entry in "stats" that is before ":". In this case, it would be 7.
Thank you!
Use SUBSTRING_INDEX
.
select player_name,substring_index(stats,':',1)
from T1
Edit: Splitting the values between the first 3 :
delimiters,
select player_name
,substring_index(stats,':',1) as col_1
,substring_index(substring_index(substring_index(stats,':',3),':',-2),':',1) as col_2
,substring_index(substring_index(stats,':',3),':',-1) as col_3
from T1
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