Wat is een goede manier om alle witruimtetekens van een string in T-SQL zonder UDF en zonder CLR te trimmen?

Deze code biedt een patroon dat u kunt uitbreiden om de witruimte van uw keuze te verwerken voor een gewijzigde LTRIM .

declare @Tab as NVarChar(1) = NChar( 9 );
declare @Space as NVarChar(1) = NChar( 32 );

declare @Samples as Table ( String NVarChar(16) );
insert into @Samples ( String ) values
  ( 'Foo' ),
  ( @Tab + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Space + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Space + @Tab + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Tab + @Space + 'Foo' );
select String, Len( String ) as [Length], PatIndex( '%[^' + @Tab + @Space + ']%', String ) - 1 as [WhitespaceCount]
  from @Samples;

De REVERSE functie kan worden gebruikt om een ​​aangepaste versie van RTRIM te implementeren .

NIEUWE UPDATE :De volgende code gebruikt de lijst met witruimtetekens zoals gebruikt in .NET Framework 4. Het werkt ook rond de functie van LEN volgspaties niet meegerekend.

declare @Tab as NVarChar(1) = NChar( 9 );
declare @Space as NVarChar(1) = NChar( 32 );

declare @Samples as Table ( String NVarChar(16) );
insert into @Samples ( String ) values
  ( 'Foo' ),
  ( @Tab + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Space + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Space + @Tab + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Tab + @Space + 'Foo' ),
  ( @Tab + 'Foo' + @Space ),
  ( @Space + 'Foo' + @Tab ),
  ( @Space + @Tab + 'Foo' + @Tab + @Space ),
  ( @Tab + @Space + 'Foo' + @Space + @Tab ),
  ( 'Foo' + @Tab ),
  ( NULL ),
  ( '           ' ),
  ( @Space + NULL + @Tab + @Tab ),
  ( '' ),
  ( 'Hello world!' );

declare @WhitespacePattern as NVarChar(100) = N'%[^' +
  NChar( 0x0020 ) + NChar( 0x00A0 ) + NChar( 0x1680 ) + NChar( 0x2000 ) +
  NChar( 0x2001 ) + NChar( 0x2002 ) + NChar( 0x2003 ) + NChar( 0x2004 ) +
  NChar( 0x2005 ) + NChar( 0x2006 ) + NChar( 0x2007 ) + NChar( 0x2008 ) +
  NChar( 0x2009 ) + NChar( 0x200A ) + NChar( 0x202F ) + NChar( 0x205F ) +
  NChar( 0x3000 ) + NChar( 0x2028 ) + NChar( 0x2029 ) + NChar( 0x0009 ) +
  NChar( 0x000A ) + NChar( 0x000B ) + NChar( 0x000C ) + NChar( 0x000D ) +
  NChar( 0x0085 ) + N']%';
-- NB: The   Len   function does not count trailing spaces.
--     Use   DataLength   instead.
with AnalyzedSamples as (
  select String, DataLength( String ) / DataLength( NChar( 42 ) ) as [StringLength],
    PatIndex( @WhitespacePattern, String ) - 1 as [LeftWhitespace],
    PatIndex( @WhitespacePattern, Reverse( String ) ) - 1 as [RightWhitespace]
  from @Samples ),
  TrimmedSamples as (
  select String, StringLength, [LeftWhitespace], [RightWhitespace],
    case
      when String is NULL then NULL
      when LeftWhitespace = -1 then N''
      else Substring( String, LeftWhitespace + 1, StringLength - LeftWhitespace )
      end as [LTrim],
    case
      when String is NULL then NULL
      when RightWhitespace = -1 then N''
      else Reverse( Substring( Reverse( String ), RightWhitespace + 1, StringLength - RightWhitespace ) )
      end as [RTrim],
    case
      when String is NULL then NULL
      when LeftWhitespace = -1 then N''
      else Substring( String, LeftWhitespace + 1, StringLength - LeftWhitespace - RightWhitespace )
      end as [Trim]
    from AnalyzedSamples )
  select N'"' + String + N'"' as [String], StringLength, [LeftWhitespace], [RightWhitespace],
    N'"' + [LTrim] + N'"' as [LTrim], DataLength( [LTRIM] ) / DataLength( NChar( 42 ) ) as [LTrimLength],
    N'"' + [RTrim] + N'"' as [RTrim], DataLength( [RTRIM] ) / DataLength( NChar( 42 ) ) as [RTrimLength],
    N'"' + [Trim] + N'"' as [Trim], DataLength( [TRIM] ) / DataLength( NChar( 42 ) ) as [TrimLength]
    from TrimmedSamples;