How to split string in new line using select

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How to split string in new line using select

example
select abc,def

my expected output is
abc
def

[edit]

name 
abc,def
sdf
edf

expected result

name
abc
def
sdf
edf

Posted 7-Nov-14 0:26am

vr reddy

Updated 7-Nov-14 0:42am

Richard MacCutchan

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[no name] 7-Nov-14 6:27am

Please post your question clearly ? which string ?
what is your string

vr reddy 7-Nov-14 6:28am

select abc,def

my expected output is
abc
def

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:31am

you can use group by column name

vr reddy 7-Nov-14 6:32am

i want result in same column

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:30am

your question heading content is always same.try to give more details.

vr reddy 7-Nov-14 6:31am

now check it

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:32am

have tried my comment for the issue

vr reddy 7-Nov-14 6:36am

i need result in same column

vr reddy 7-Nov-14 6:38am

please see below exapmle

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:52am

abc is one column and def is another is it that way

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:38am

abc is one column and def is another is it that way

Laiju k 7-Nov-14 6:40am

put your expected output on comments.Solution part for solving your problem.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-11-07T01:04:00

Solution 2

The best suggestion is: don't store data as comma separated values - it seems simple to start with but it always gives problems.
See here for a way of dealing with it: Converting comma separated data in a column to rows for selection[^]

Posted 7-Nov-14 1:04am

OriginalGriff

Shweta N Mishra · Answer 2 · 2014-11-07T01:07:00

Solution 3

You can use the Converting comma separated data in a column to rows for selection[^].

Posted 7-Nov-14 1:07am

Shweta N Mishra