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Split String Function
Try doing the regular split, getting strings that look like 20151002SERVER1. Then you can just refer to CONVERT(date,LEFT(Item,8),112) and STUFF(Item,1,8,'') as your date and server name.
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Optimizing a Query for splitting strings with a known size
Instead of:
SELECT
Col1 = (SELECT Val from dbo.split(Name, '.') WHERE Id = '1'),
Col2 = (SELECT Val from dbo.split(Name, '.') WHERE Id = '2'),
Col3 = (SELECT Val from dbo.split(Name, '.') WHE …
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