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Structured Query Language is a language for interacting with relational databases. Read the tag wiki's guidelines for requesting SQL reviews: 1) Provide context, 2) Include the schema, 3) If asking about performance, include indexes and the output of EXPLAIN SELECT.
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SQL Server Split function
Since I use this function very often, I'd like to ask the best SQL professionals (which are probably here) to review this function for performance. … Minimum requirements are SQL Server 2005 to work, but if there are better ways from 2008 I can roll out two versions (most usage of the DB is 2008, only a few 2005 left).
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo]. …
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SQL Server Split function
VARCHAR(MAX)') as Item
FROM @xml.nodes('//root/r') AS RECORDS(r)
RETURN
END
Modified it to my needs, but taken from second answer from this link: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/314824/t-sql-opposite-to-string-concatenation-how-to-split-string-into-multiple-reco …
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