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My data looks like
ID LPNumber
1 30;#TEST123
2 302;#TEST1232
How can I update MyText to drop everything before the # and including the #, so I’m left with the following:
ID LPNumber
1 TEST123
2 TEST1232
I’ve looked at SQL Server Replace, but can’t think of a viable way of checking for the “;”
Use CHARINDEX(), LEN() and RIGHT() instead.