I have wrote a SQL query which makes sure a filename is unique in a table. If the parameter being passed is NULL
then this is assigned a random value before being checked.
Here is my code:
SET @FileName=REPLACE(ISNULL(@FileName, dbo.fn_String_GenerateRandom(NEWID(), 10)), ' ', '-')
DECLARE @i int,@FileNameCheck nvarchar(200); SELECT @i=2, @FileNameCheck=@FileName
WHILE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM [eJournals] WHERE [FileName]=@FileNameCheck) > 0
BEGIN
SELECT @FileNameCheck = @FileName + '-' + CAST(@i as nvarchar(3)), @i=@i+1
END
SET @FileName = @FileNameCheck
Is there anyway of compressing this onto less lines?
er... yes.
You can lose the BEGIN END too for a single statement for the WHILE. And add a semi-colon or 2: but these are only for clarity in this case.
SET @FileName=REPLACE(ISNULL(@FileName, dbo.fn_String_GenerateRandom(NEWID(), 10)), ' ', '-'); DECLARE @i int,@FileNameCheck nvarchar(200); SELECT @i=2, @FileNameCheck=@FileName; WHILE (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM [eJournals] WHERE [FileName]=@FileNameCheck) > 0 SELECT @FileNameCheck = @FileName + '-' + CAST(@i as nvarchar(3)), @i=@i+1; SET @FileName = @FileNameCheck
Here is an alternative way of solving the above problem:
drop table Filenames
create table Filenames (fname varchar(200) not null)
insert into Filenames values ('hello.txt')
insert into Filenames values ('hello.txt0')
insert into Filenames values ('hello.txt1')
declare @fileName varchar(200) = 'hello.txt'
declare @realFileName varchar(200) =
(select top 1 f.fname from
(select 0 as rownum, @filename as fname union
select
row_number() over (order by fname) as rownum,
@filename + cast(row_number() over (order by fname) as varchar) as fname
from Filenames) as f
where f.fname not in (select fname from Filenames)
order by f.rownum)
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