split_string¶
SPLIT_STRING
Splits a buffer (string or expression) into multiple columns or rows.
Parameters:
p_string (
str) – The input string of characters or an expression.p_expression (
bool) – Set toTrueifp_stringis an expression (e.g., a function call).p_chunk_str (
str) – Delimiter character or regex-like pattern (e.g.,'[; ]').p_chunk_size (
int) – Fixed column size for splitting at specific intervals.p_skip_elements (
int) – Number of initial elements (e.g., header rows) to skip.p_emits (
bool) – IfTrue, performs an Unpivot (returns rows instead of columns).p_remove_empty_elements (
bool) – IfTrue, empty strings will be filtered out.p_strict_col_count (
bool) – IfTrue, the number of emitted columns must match the result exactly. IfFalse, results are truncated or filled with NULL.
returns: emits – Multiple strings as columns or rows depending on
p_emits.raises RequestException: In case of an evaluation or processing error.
Examples¶
Splitting with multiple delimiters (Regex-style)
1select split_string('a;b c', false, '[; ]', null, null, false, false, false)
2emits (a varchar(2), b varchar(2), c varchar(2));
Fixed size splitting
1select split_string('a;b;c', false, null, 2, null, false, false, true)
2emits (a varchar(2), b varchar(2), c varchar(2));
Unpivot (Emits as rows)
1select split_string('a;b;c', false, null, 2, null, true, false, true)
2emits (val varchar(2));
Splitting data from a URL expression
1select split_string('get_url_data(url="https://example.com/data.csv")', true, chr(10), 0, null, true, false, true)
2emits (data_rows varchar(200000));
split_string.split_string(text_string: str | list[str], is_expression: bool = False, chunk_str: str | None = None, chunk_size: int = 2000000, skip_elements: int = 0, remove_empty_elements: bool = False) → list[str]¶
Teilt einen Unicode-String in Blöcke von einer bestimmten Byte-Größe.
Parameters:
text_string (
str)|list(str)) – Der zu splittende Unicode-String.is_expression (
bool) – Wenn wahr text string wird noch evaluiert.chunk_str (
str) – Separator Stringchunk_size (
int) – Die maximale Größe jedes Blocks in Bytes.skip_elements (
int) – skip elementsremove_empty_elements (
bool) – skip elements
Returns: list – Eine Liste von Strings