Statement Replace Last Name Field For Free

SQL Server CONCAT() FunctionAdd two strings together: SELECT CONCAT('W3Schools', '.com');Add 3 strings together: SELECT CONCAT('SQL', ' is', ' fun!' );Add strings together (separate each string with a space character): SELECT CONCAT('SQL', ' ', 'is', ' ', 'fun!' );

I would do this as an iterative process. Dump the table to a flat file to work with. Write a simple program to break up your Names using a space as separator where firsts token is the first name, if there are 3 token then token 2 is middle name and token 3 is last name. Eyeball the results.More items...

To smart rename an object:Open SQL Server Management Studio or Visual Studio.In the Object explorer/Server explorer, find the object that needs to be renamed.Right-click on the object and select the Safe rename command from the ApexSQL Search menu.In the Safe rename window under the New name text box, type a new name.More items...?Apr 4, 2013

To pick the Last name from the list. We we will use the RIGHT function along with the SEARCH and LEN function. Select the Cell D2, write the formula =RIGHT(A2,LEN(A2)-SEARCH(" ",A2,SEARCH(" ",A2,SEARCH(" ",A2)+1))) It will return the last name from the cell A2.

SELECT SUBSTRING(full_name,1,CHARINDEX(',',full_name)-1) AS LastName, LTRIM(SUBSTRING(full_name,CHARINDEX(',',full_name)+1,254)) AS FirstNameStart. SUBSTRING(FirstNameStart,1,ISNULL(NULLIF(CHARINDEX(' ',FirstNameStart),0),254)) AS FirstName,

Remove last character from a string in SQL ServerUsing the SQL Left Function. Declare @name as varchar(30)='Rohatash' Select left(@name, len(@name)-1) as AfterRemoveLastCharacter.Using the Substring Function. Declare @name as varchar(30)='Rohatash' Select substring(@name, 1, len(@name)-1) as AfterRemoveLastCharacter.Jun 7, 2019

SELECT FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Firstname + ' ' + ISNULL(MiddleName,'') + ' ' + LastName AS FullName FROM tbStudent.But if the middle name is null then there will be two spaces instead of one space in between first and last name as shown below.Query Result :Third way: Using COALESCE to handle Null values.More items...