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Tuesday, 12 November 2013

How to use Ascii in sql server....


U P 30t -2494..

Now we don’t want that ‘–‘ and we don’t want ‘..’   How to do it ?

ALTER function [dbo].[fn_Get_vehicle_no]     
(     
   @vehicle_no as varchar(100) 
)     
returns varchar(100)
AS     
BEGIN     
Declare @length INT, @Flag INT, @strvehicleno VARCHAR(50),@OUTPUTPARAM varchar(100)     
SET @Flag=1     
SET @strvehicleno=''     
SET @length = LEN(@vehicle_no)     
WHILE (@Flag <= @length)     
    BEGIN     
  --print @vehicle_no   
  --print @Flag   
  IF(ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))>=48 and ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))<=57)     
   BEGIN     
     --print 'insideNo'    
    SET @strvehicleno = @strvehicleno + substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1)     
   --print @strvehicleno   
   END      
      
   IF(ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))>=65 and ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))<=90)     
   BEGIN     
    --print 'insideCaps'   
    SET @strvehicleno = @strvehicleno + substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1)     
     --print @strvehicleno   
   END     
      
   IF(ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))>=97 and ASCII(substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1))<=122)     
   BEGIN     
    --print 'insideSmall'    
    SET @strvehicleno = @strvehicleno + substring(@vehicle_no,@Flag,1)     
      --print @strvehicleno   
   END    
      
        SET @Flag = @Flag + 1     
    END     
   
set @OUTPUTPARAM = rtrim(ltrim(lower(@strvehicleno)))     
  return @OUTPUTPARAM
END  
     

--select [dbo].[fn_Get_vehicle_no]('U P 30t -2494..')

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