How to split query in sql based on ()

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How to split query so that i get the data in new lines..such as

US Mail (9.50)
First Class Mail (Canada) (15.00)
Airmail (International Addresses) (26.00) etc...

here is the query which i tried using | it does'nt work..Can anyone pls give me the query

select SettingValue from ApplicationSettings where SettingValue='US Mail (9.50)|First Class Mail (Canada) (15.00)|Airmail (International Addresses) (26.00)|+Next Day Air (16.00 + 28.66 = 44.66)|UPS 2ND Day (11.00 + 17.44 = 28.44)|UPS Ground (10 + 9.29 = 19.29)|UPS NEXT DAY AIR (10.00 + 17.44 = 27.44)'

Posted 12-Feb-14 19:05pm

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King Fisher · Answer 1 · 2014-02-12T19:09:00

you can create a fuction to remove this ,just

SQL

create FUNCTION [FN_REMOVE_SPECIAL_CHARACTER] (  
 @INPUT_STRING varchar(300))
RETURNS VARCHAR(300)
AS 
BEGIN
 
--declare @testString varchar(100),
DECLARE @NEWSTRING VARCHAR(100) 
-- set @teststring = '@san?poojari(darsh)'
 SET @NEWSTRING = @INPUT_STRING ; 
With SPECIAL_CHARACTER as
(
SELECT '|' as item

 )
SELECT @NEWSTRING = Replace(@NEWSTRING, ITEM, '') FROM SPECIAL_CHARACTER  
return @NEWSTRING 
END

run this Fuction on your query window

and pass your string.

SQL

select dbo.[FN_REMOVE_SPECIAL_CHARACTER] ('US Mail (9.50)|First Class Mail (Canada) (15.00)|Airmail (International Addresses) (26.00)|+Next Day Air (16.00 + 28.66 = 44.66)|UPS 2ND Day (11.00 + 17.44 = 28.44)|UPS Ground (10 + 9.29 = 19.29)|UPS NEXT DAY AIR (10.00 + 17.44 = 27.44)')