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"Split Function" in SQL Server

Asked by Raisor in Databases Miscellaneous

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Hi,

Since a while I'm messing arround trying to build a "Split Function" in SQL Server:

declare @value nvarchar(50)
declare @splitter nvarchar(50)
declare @delimit nvarchar(1)
select
      @delimit = '/'
select
      @splitter = 'Any Section/Department A'
SET
      @value = SUBSTRING(@splitter,1,CHARINDEX(@delimit,@splitter)-1)
select
      @value as retSplittedValue


Looks good, but I'm only able to receive the string before the delimit: "Any Section"

I wonder if anyone has an idea how to get the the string behind the delimit: "Department A"


Best regards,
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