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Could you use LIKE instead of the regex. You would need to do 4 different tests, one for 15 digits, one for 12 digits etc. if '3123456789012345' LIKE...
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Have you tried a case statement and a group by instead of a pivot? SELECT Month, sum(case PayerType when 'HMO-B' then NetRevenue else 0 end) AS [HMO-B], sum(case PayerType when 'Medicare Part B' then...
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correct, you will need to add %% around them. If that is what you want to do, then you only need to check for strings with 12 digits in. (A string with 16 digits is also a string with 12 digits). Does...
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create table TestCases (StringToTest varchar(100) not null) insert into TestCases select '12345' insert into TestCases select 'a12345' insert into TestCases select '12345b' insert into TestCases select...
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Is this so you can move them to a new location? If so, the following might help http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345408.aspx
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