I have a database field which contains a long string of text:
Date: 02/03/22 Customer Price: 500 Total Price: 701.56 Paid to Date: 304.10 Confirmed: TRUE
What would be the best way of extracting out certain numbers from this string? For example, how could I extract 'Total Price' (701.56) and 'Paid to Date' (304.10)? I think I need to use REGEXP_SUBSTR
but not I'm 100% sure. For example:
select REGEXP_SUBSTR(my_field_name, 'Total Price: (SOME-REGEX)') as total_price,
select REGEXP_SUBSTR(my_field_name, 'Paid To Date: (SOME-REGEX)') as paid_to_date,
from my_table
I only need to return the values, not the preceding text.
CodePudding user response:
Here is one way of doing it:
set my_string='Date: 02/03/22 Customer Price: 500 Total Price: 701.56 Paid to Date: 304.10 Confirmed: TRUE';
select REGEXP_SUBSTR($my_string, 'Total Price: (\\d*.\\d*)',1,1,'e') as total_price;
select REGEXP_SUBSTR($my_string, 'Paid to Date: (\\d*.\\d*)',1,1,'e') as paid_to_date;
Results:
701.56
304.10
CodePudding user response:
SELECT 'Date: 02/03/22 Customer Price: 500 Total Price: 701.56 Paid to Date: 304.10 Confirmed: TRUE' as a ,
REGEXP_SUBSTR(a,'Total Price: [0-9]*.[0-9]*') as total_price,
REGEXP_SUBSTR(a,'Paid to Date: [0-9]*.[0-9]*') as paid_to_date;