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SQL Server / T-SQL Tutorial » String Functions » CHARINDEX

12. 3. 6. Finding the Start Position of a String Within Another String


4>

5> SELECT CHARINDEX('String to Find', 'This is the bigger string to find something in.')

6> GO



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         20



(1 rows affected)

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12. 3. CHARINDEX
	12. 3. 1.	CHARINDEX returns the starting point of the first occurrence of one string within another string.
	12. 3. 2.	Get index of the delimiting space
	12. 3. 3.	SELECT CHARINDEX('Mars', 'The stars near Mars are far from ours')
	12. 3. 4.	select CHARINDEX('SQL', ' SQL Server')
	12. 3. 5.	select CHARINDEX('-', '(559) 555-1212')
	12. 3. 6.	Finding the Start Position of a String Within Another String

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