In later versions I can use this regexp_substr
:
SELECT
ID,
regexp_substr(ID, '[^.]+', 1, 2) DATA 1,
regexp_substr(ID, '[^.]+', 1, 3) DATA 2
FROM employees
Table: Employees
ID
--------------------------
2017.1.3001-ABC.01.01
2017.2.3002-ABCD.02.02
2017.303.3003-ABC.03.03
2017.404.3004-ABCD.04.04
Expected output:
ID DATA 1 DATA 2
------------------------ ------ ---------
2017.1.3001-ABC.01.01 1 3001-ABC
2017.2.3002-ABCD.02.02 2 3002-ABCD
2017.303.3003-ABC.03.03 303 3003-ABC
2017.404.3004-ABCD.04.04 404 3004-ABCD
Please help me to get the sub-string between .
characters in ID column in SQL Oracle 9i.
You don't need regular expressions - just use SUBSTR
and INSTR
:
SELECT id,
SUBSTR( id, dot1 + 1, dot2 - dot1 - 1) AS data1,
SUBSTR( id, dot2 + 1, dot3 - dot2 - 1) AS data2
FROM (
SELECT id,
INSTR( id, '.', 1, 1 ) AS dot1,
INSTR( id, '.', 1, 2 ) AS dot2,
INSTR( id, '.', 1, 3 ) AS dot3
FROM employees
);