相比之下,说:
REPLICATE(@padchar, @len - LEN(@str)) + @str
相比之下,说:
REPLICATE(@padchar, @len - LEN(@str)) + @str
当前回答
有几个人给出了不同的版本:
right('XXXXXXXXXXXX'+ @str, @n)
要小心,因为如果它比n长,它会截断实际数据。
其他回答
select right(replicate(@padchar, @len) + @str, @len)
也许是一个过度杀戮,我有这些udf垫左和右
ALTER Function [dbo].[fsPadLeft](@var varchar(200),@padChar char(1)='0',@len int)
returns varchar(300)
as
Begin
return replicate(@PadChar,@len-Len(@var))+@var
end
向右
ALTER function [dbo].[fsPadRight](@var varchar(200),@padchar char(1)='0', @len int) returns varchar(201) as
Begin
--select @padChar=' ',@len=200,@var='hello'
return @var+replicate(@PadChar,@len-Len(@var))
end
可能有点夸张,我经常使用这个UDF:
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[f_pad_before](@string VARCHAR(255), @desired_length INTEGER, @pad_character CHAR(1))
RETURNS VARCHAR(255) AS
BEGIN
-- Prefix the required number of spaces to bulk up the string and then replace the spaces with the desired character
RETURN ltrim(rtrim(
CASE
WHEN LEN(@string) < @desired_length
THEN REPLACE(SPACE(@desired_length - LEN(@string)), ' ', @pad_character) + @string
ELSE @string
END
))
END
这样你就可以做这样的事情:
select dbo.f_pad_before('aaa', 10, '_')
我用这个。它允许您确定想要的结果长度,以及如果没有提供默认填充字符。当然,您可以为遇到的任何最大值定制输入和输出的长度。
/*===============================================================
Author : Joey Morgan
Create date : November 1, 2012
Description : Pads the string @MyStr with the character in
: @PadChar so all results have the same length
================================================================*/
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[svfn_AMS_PAD_STRING]
(
@MyStr VARCHAR(25),
@LENGTH INT,
@PadChar CHAR(1) = NULL
)
RETURNS VARCHAR(25)
AS
BEGIN
SET @PadChar = ISNULL(@PadChar, '0');
DECLARE @Result VARCHAR(25);
SELECT
@Result = RIGHT(SUBSTRING(REPLICATE('0', @LENGTH), 1,
(@LENGTH + 1) - LEN(RTRIM(@MyStr)))
+ RTRIM(@MyStr), @LENGTH)
RETURN @Result
END
你的里程可能会有所不同。: -) 乔伊摩根 一级程序设计/分析主任 WellPoint医疗补助事业单位
下面是我的解决方案,它避免了截断字符串并使用普通的SQL。感谢@AlexCuse, @Kevin和@Sklivvz,他们的解决方案是这段代码的基础。
--[@charToPadStringWith] is the character you want to pad the string with.
declare @charToPadStringWith char(1) = 'X';
-- Generate a table of values to test with.
declare @stringValues table (RowId int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, StringValue varchar(max) NULL);
insert into @stringValues (StringValue) values (null), (''), ('_'), ('A'), ('ABCDE'), ('1234567890');
-- Generate a table to store testing results in.
declare @testingResults table (RowId int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY, StringValue varchar(max) NULL, PaddedStringValue varchar(max) NULL);
-- Get the length of the longest string, then pad all strings based on that length.
declare @maxLengthOfPaddedString int = (select MAX(LEN(StringValue)) from @stringValues);
declare @longestStringValue varchar(max) = (select top(1) StringValue from @stringValues where LEN(StringValue) = @maxLengthOfPaddedString);
select [@longestStringValue]=@longestStringValue, [@maxLengthOfPaddedString]=@maxLengthOfPaddedString;
-- Loop through each of the test string values, apply padding to it, and store the results in [@testingResults].
while (1=1)
begin
declare
@stringValueRowId int,
@stringValue varchar(max);
-- Get the next row in the [@stringLengths] table.
select top(1) @stringValueRowId = RowId, @stringValue = StringValue
from @stringValues
where RowId > isnull(@stringValueRowId, 0)
order by RowId;
if (@@ROWCOUNT = 0)
break;
-- Here is where the padding magic happens.
declare @paddedStringValue varchar(max) = RIGHT(REPLICATE(@charToPadStringWith, @maxLengthOfPaddedString) + @stringValue, @maxLengthOfPaddedString);
-- Added to the list of results.
insert into @testingResults (StringValue, PaddedStringValue) values (@stringValue, @paddedStringValue);
end
-- Get all of the testing results.
select * from @testingResults;