so i have a table lets say call it “tbl.items” and there is a column “title” in “tbl.items” i want to loop through each row and for each “title” in “tbl.items” i want to do following:
the column has the datatype nvarchar(max) and contains a string…
- filter the string to remove words like in,out, where etc (stopwords)
- compare the rest of the string to a predefined list and if there is a match perform some action which involves inserting data in other tables as well..
the problem is im ignotent when it comes to writing T-sql scripts, plz help and guide me how can i achieve this?
whether it can be achieved by writing a sql script??
or i have to develope a console application in c# or anyother language??
im using mssql server 2008
thanks in advance
You want a few things. First, look up SQL Server’s syntax for functions, and write something like this:
Then you need your list of matches in a table, call this “predefined” with a column “matchString”.
Then you can retrieve the matching rows with:
Once you have those individual pieces working, I suggest a new question on what particular process you may be doing with them.
Warning: Not knowing how many rows you have or how often you have to do this (every time a user saves something? Once/day?), this will not exactly be zippy, if you know what I mean. So once you have these building blocks in hand, there may also be a follow-up question for how and when to do it.