How to get first 10 characters from a string and last 16 characters of a string and concatenate it with '''?

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How to get first 10 characters from a string and last 16 characters of a string and concatenate it with '''?

String: You will Find Unix as well as Business Intelligence

output should be like : You will F'''ess Intelligence

What I have tried:

I tried to use Left and RIght function and then concatenate the two results with ''' but its not working.please suggest.

Posted 13-May-19 21:48pm

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Updated 13-May-19 21:56pm

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2019-05-13T21:56:00

Solution 1

SQL

DECLARE @STR NVARCHAR(MAX);
SET @STR = 'You will Find Unix as well as Business Intelligence';
SELECT LEFT(@STR, 10) + '''''''' + RIGHT(@STR, 16)

Posted 13-May-19 21:56pm

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Member 12965461 14-May-19 4:04am

Thanks a lot.it worked

OriginalGriff 14-May-19 4:11am

You're welcome!

In future though, try to avoid "its not working" - that doesn't tell us anything about the problem as we know "something isn't working" or you wouldn't have spent the time to post the question! :laugh:
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