For example fjama@semarchy.com. So here is username - fjama, How can I return this expression when using SQL Server?
You can use the SEMQL Expression
LEFT(Record1.CleansedEmail, CHARINDEX('@',Record1.CleansedEmail) - 1)
Subham Dixit
For example fjama@semarchy.com. So here is username - fjama, How can I return this expression when using SQL Server?
You can use the SEMQL Expression
LEFT(Record1.CleansedEmail, CHARINDEX('@',Record1.CleansedEmail) - 1)Subham Dixit
You can use the SEMQL Expression
LEFT(Record1.CleansedEmail, CHARINDEX('@',Record1.CleansedEmail) - 1)-
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