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SQL syntax to break apart fields

Asked by kdeutsch in SQL Server 2005, SQL Query Syntax

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I have an excel spreadsheet which I import into my database.  What i have to do from here is break apart certain fields and then import it into another database table.  Her is an example filed
      ssn                       Name                 Grade                   Address                                 Address    
452545214            Blah, Blah          (O5)  LtCol        125 Mulberry lane           Farnsworth MN 550687342

What I need to do i break up the Grade column so that I get (O5) in a new column and Ltcol in another column.  then the second address filed needs to be broken up in 3 fields, city, state and zip.  The zip needs to be reduced to jus the 5 digit code.  all this information should go into a new table.
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