I am using a T-SQL block to dump ascii characters stored in a database column. I know this is easy to do in Oracle using the DUMP () function. I am not familiar with SQL Server sytax, but I am using something like this.
SET NOCOUNT ON -- Create the variables for the current character string position -- and for the character string. DECLARE @position int, @string char(15), @output char(1000), @output2 char(2000) -- Initialize the variables. SET @position = 1 SET @output2 = 'Start:' SELECT @string = name from location where location_type = 4405 and owner_id = 362 and location_id = 53183 WHILE @position <= DATALENGTH(@string) BEGIN SELECT @output = CAST(ASCII(SUBSTRING(@string, @position, 1)) AS CHAR) + ' ' + CHAR(ASCII(SUBSTRING(@string, @position, 1))) PRINT @output --SET @output2 = @output2 + '=' + @output SET @position = @position + 1 END --PRINT @output2 SET NOCOUNT OFF GO
For some reason, if I uncomment the code related to @ output2, it will not print @ output2 correctly. The idea is to get all ascii values ββreturned as a single string, instead of getting a string for each character. Am I doing something wrong?
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