substring_index

Description

This function splits a given string according to the separators and returns the requested part. (start counting from the beginning)

Syntax

VARCHAR substring_index(VARCHAR content, VARCHAR delimiter, INT field)

Examples

select substring_index("hello world", " ", 1);
+----------------------------------------+
| substring_index("hello world", " ", 1) |
+----------------------------------------+
| hello                                  |
+----------------------------------------+
mysql> select substring_index("hello world", " ", 2);
+----------------------------------------+
| substring_index("hello world", " ", 2) |
+----------------------------------------+
| hello world                            |
+----------------------------------------+
mysql> select substring_index("hello world", " ", -1);
+-----------------------------------------+
| substring_index("hello world", " ", -1) |
+-----------------------------------------+
| world                                   |
+-----------------------------------------+
mysql> select substring_index("hello world", " ", -2);
+-----------------------------------------+
| substring_index("hello world", " ", -2) |
+-----------------------------------------+
| hello world                             |
+-----------------------------------------+
mysql> select substring_index("hello world", " ", -3);
+-----------------------------------------+
| substring_index("hello world", " ", -3) |
+-----------------------------------------+
| hello world                             |
+-----------------------------------------+
mysql> select substring_index("hello world", " ", 0);
+----------------------------------------+
| substring_index('hello world', ' ', 0) |
+----------------------------------------+
| NULL                                   |
+----------------------------------------+

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