Reputation: 356
This is my code:
$db = new COM("ADODB.Connection");
$dsn = "DRIVER={SQL Server}; SERVER={$server}; UID={$usr}; PWD={$pwd}; DATABASE={$dbname}";
$db->Open($dsn);
$sql = "SELECT o.CardCode, o.CardName, o.VatIDNum, o.AddID, o.Cellular, o.E_Mail, c.Address
FROM ocrd o INNER JOIN crd1 c ON o.CardCode = c.CardCode
WHERE o.Cellular = '$phone1' o.CardName LIKE N'%$lname%'";
$result = $db->execute($sql);
In the databese the o.Cellular column includes phone numbers that could be formatted with dashes/spaces/+ sign/braces so when I am checking WHERE o.Cellular = '$phone1'
I need to reformat o.Cellular to only digits (the $phone1
already only digits).
The second problem is that if o.Cellular
not equals $phone1
, I want to check o.CardName LIKE N'%$lname%'
.
So the current part of code doesn't works as I need.
Any help please...
Upvotes: 3
Views: 314
Reputation: 356
My own final solution:
$phone1 = "0123456789"; /* tests 0123456789 */
$phone1 = preg_replace("/\D+/", "", $phone); /* Leave digits only */
$phone1_wildcard = "%".implode("%",str_split($phone1))."%"; /* converts 0123456789 to %0%1%2%3%4%5%6%7%8%9% in order to catch any mistyping in mssql */
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 25112
REGEX is extremely limited in SQL Server. Here's an example to replace the following characters in your phone number: + ( ) - \s
SELECT
o.CardCode,
o.CardName,
o.VatIDNum,
o.AddID,
o.Cellular,
o.E_Mail,
c.Address
FROM
ocrd o
INNER JOIN
crd1 c ON
o.CardCode = c.CardCode
WHERE
replace(replace(replace(replace(replace(o.Cellular,'-',''),' ',''),'(',''),')',''),'+','') = '$phone1'
or o.CardName LIKE N'%$lname%'
--test example you can run to see the results of the code
declare @Cellular varchar(16) = '+1 (156) 555-7899'
select replace(replace(replace(replace(replace(@Cellular,'-',''),' ',''),'(',''),')',''),'+','')
--returns 1156555789
Upvotes: 1