- IF OBJECT_ID(N'dbo.fn_extract_digits') IS NOT NULL
- DROP FUNCTION dbo.fn_extract_digits;
- GO
- CREATE FUNCTION dbo.fn_extract_digits (@str VARCHAR(MAX))
- /*
- https://yabele.blogspot.com/2017/07/mssql-t-sql-equivalent-of-vba-val.html
- */
- RETURNS INT
- AS
- BEGIN
- DECLARE
- @newstr VARCHAR(MAX) = '',
- @i INT = 1,
- @chr CHAR(1);
- WHILE @i <= LEN(@str) BEGIN
- SET @chr = SUBSTRING(@str, @i, 1);
- IF @chr BETWEEN '0' AND '9'
- SET @newstr = @newstr + @chr;
- SET @i = @i + 1;
- END;
- RETURN CAST(@newstr AS INT);
- END
- /*
- DECLARE @str VARCHAR(MAX) = '1-23-456';
- SELECT Digits = dbo.fn_extract_digits(@str);*/
- ;
Tuesday, 25 July 2017
MSSQL - T-SQL equivalent of VBA VAL() function
There the text of scalar-value function to extract numbers from string and convert to integer:
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