how to find last 3 characters in a row in TSQL

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if i have name column in that

anthoni_IND
sam_USA
Raj_IND
jay_IND

i need
all IND rows.

Posted 21-Apr-13 10:03am

sharat naik

Updated 21-Apr-13 10:14am

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sharat naik 21-Apr-13 16:19pm

my english is too weak.. i have 2 improve that..

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**Zoltán Zörgő** · Answer 1 · 2013-04-21T10:08:00

Solution 1

This question is nonsense. The row has no last 3 characters. Only a character field can have characters. For that you can use the RIGHT[^] function.

Posted 21-Apr-13 10:08am

Zoltán Zörgő

Updated 21-Apr-13 10:45am

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sharat naik 21-Apr-13 16:16pm

can u send the full query

Zoltán Zörgő 21-Apr-13 16:25pm

select 
RIGHT(anthoni_IND, 3),
RIGHT(sam_USA, 3),
RIGHT(Raj_IND, 3),
RIGHT(jay_IND, 3),
FROM
YourTableName

sharat naik 21-Apr-13 16:38pm

This answear is nonsense. i tried use substring,3,1 is the ryt answear

[no name] 21-Apr-13 16:39pm

The quality of the answer you get is directly proportional to the quality of the question. You want better answers, then ask better questions.

Zoltán Zörgő 21-Apr-13 16:44pm

No. Your question is nonsense. How can you imagine that we could answer based on something only you know. So, please improve your question to get the answer you hope to get.
You said "last 3 characters". Substring 3,1 wil return the 3th character. That is totally different.

[no name] 21-Apr-13 18:57pm

5 for answering the question as asked.