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9.4

Appending/removing values with comma (,)

Asked by ethanjohnsons in MS SQL Server

Tags: , ,

I have a field called, DevPref, on a table (Admin_Priv), and the field has values like below:

default,splits,installments
default,splits
default,splits
default,installments,splits
NULL

I need to update the field with adding and removing "sortasc" or "sortdesc".

for instance,

adding "sortasc" will be:  i.e. default,splits,installments,sortasc
updating this one will be: default,splits,installments,sortdesc

for the NULL row
it would simply be:
                       sortasc
updating this one will be:
                       sortdesc

When I append "sortasc" or "sortdesc" to the tail so that the existing values (i.e. default,splits,installments) won't be impacted.

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