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Locate_In_String - Determine the last occurence of a character or a set of characters
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-- With the scalar function LOCATE_IN_STRING it is possible to search a string backwards | |
-- IBM Documentation: If the value of the 3rd parameter (START) is less than zero, the search begins at | |
-- CHARACTER_LENGTH(source-string) + start + 1 and continues for each position to the | |
-- beginning of the string | |
-- Example, determine the last '/' in an IFS file name, so the file name can be determined | |
With x (IFSFile) as (Values('/home/Hauser/JSON/Examples/MyFile.json'), | |
('/MyCompany/MyFirstDirectory/My2ndDir/LastDir/Sales20191103.txt'), | |
('Dir01/NextDir/MySQLScript.sql'), | |
('MyFile.txt'), | |
('/home/Dir01/Dir02/')) | |
Select IFSFile, Locate_In_String(IFSFile, '/', -1), | |
Substr(IFSFile, Locate_In_String(IFSFile, '/', -1) + 1) | |
from x; |
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