Categories: String, Regular Expressions
REGEXP_SPLIT
Splits an input string by using a regular expression according to a keyword and an integer value.
Syntax
REGEXP_SPLIT(input string, regex string, keyword string, integer integer) → array
- input: The string that you want to split by means of the regular expression.
- regex: The regular expression to use to split the string.
- keyword: The keyword that determines where or how many times to use the regular expression to split the string. Can be FIRST, LAST, INDEX, or ALL.
- integer: The value specified for the keyword.
Examples
REGEXP_SPLIT exampleSELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'FIRST', -1) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['', 'EGULAR AIR']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'LAST', -1) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['REGULAR AI', '']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'INDEX', 1) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['REGULA', ' AIR']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'ALL', 1) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'ALL', 2) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['', 'EGULA']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'ALL', 3) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['', 'EGULA', ' AI']
SELECT REGEXP_SPLIT('REGULAR AIR', 'R', 'ALL', 4) AS R_LESS_SHIPMENT_TYPE
-- ['', 'EGULA', ' AI', '']
Usage Notes
You can choose from these keywords:
- FIRST
- Specifies to split the string at the first match of the regular expression. The integer value is not used and must always be -1.
- LAST
- Specifies to split the string at the last match of the regular expression. The integer value is not used and must always be -1.
- INDEX
- Specifies to start finding matches for the regular expression at the specified character position (indicated by the integer value) in the string. Then, split the string at every subsequent match of the regular expression.
- ALL
- Specifies to split the string as many times as indicated by the integer value. All subsequent matches of the regular expression are ignored.