I have a small If statement that I would like to ask for help to convert it to SQL syntax.
If I am correct, the If statement checks for the position where a period on the string passed might be found. If found (> 0) e.g. string: "VQAL1-SQ994.1", would be 12 so > 0 would be true, then can someone explain to me what the output of: Id = Left(ID, InStr(ID, ".") - 1) wuld be given the example string?
If InStr(ID, ".") > 0 Then
Id = Left(ID, InStr(ID, ".") - 1)
End If
Thank you for your help.
UPDATE
I put together a small stored procedure to see if I was able to make this work, but so far I think it is not working because it returns nothing from the string I pass.
Test execute:
/*
EXEC Test_String 'VQAL1-SQ994.1'
*/
Stored Procedure contents:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Test_String] (@ProductID VARCHAR(25))
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @ID VARCHAR (25)
SET @ID = (
SELECT
LEFT(@ProductID, LEN(@ProductID) - LEN(REPLACE(@ProductID, '.', '')) - 1)
);
SELECT @ID;
END;
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