Nettoyer des chaînes brouillonnes

Nettoyer des données dans des bases de données SQL Server

Miriam Antona

Software Engineer

Supprimer les espaces en trop

SELECT * FROM carriers

| code | name                            |
|------|---------------------------------|
| YV   | Mesa Airlines Inc.              |
| AA   |   American Airlines Inc.        |
| B6   |   JetBlue Airways               |
| DL   |   Delta Air Lines Inc.          |
| HA   |   Hawaiian Airlines Inc.        |
| MQ   |   American Eagle Airlines Inc.  |
| EV   |  ExpressJet Airlines Inc.       |
| UA   |  United Air Lines Inc.          |
| US   |  US Airways Inc.                |
| ...  | ...                             |

Supprimer les espaces en trop - TRIM

TRIM ( [characters ] string )

Offert depuis SQL Server 2017
Supprime les caractères précisés au début et à la fin d'une chaîne
Supprime les espaces si aucun caractère n'est précisé

SELECT TRIM('   JetBlue Airways    ');

JetBlue Airways

Supprimer les espaces en trop - RTRIM et LTRIM

Pour les versions antérieures à SQL Server 2017 : RTRIM et LTRIM.

-- Supprime tous les espaces de fin
RTRIM ( character_expression )

-- Supprime tous les espaces de début
LTRIM ( character_expression )

SELECT LTRIM(RTRIM('   JetBlue Airways    '));

JetBlue Airways

Supprimer les espaces en trop

SELECT code, TRIM(name) AS name FROM carriers

SELECT code, LTRIM(RTRIM(name)) AS name FROM carriers

| code | name                         |
|------|------------------------------|
| YV   | Mesa Airlines Inc.           |
| AA   | American Airlines Inc.       |
| B6   | JetBlue Airways              |
| DL   | Delta Air Lines Inc.         |
| HA   | Hawaiian Airlines Inc.       |
| US   | US Airways Inc.              |
| ...  | ...                          |

Uniformiser les chaînes

SELECT * FROM airports 
ORDER BY airport_state

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | fl            |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | Fl            |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | FL            |
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | Florida       |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE

« Fl » / « fl » / « Florida » -> « Florida »

REPLACE ( string_to_replace , occurrences , string_replacement )

Remplace toutes les occurrences d'une chaîne par une autre
Les comparaisons suivent l'interclassement de l'entrée
- Utilisez COLLATE pour comparer avec un interclassement précis
- Supposons que l'interclassement d'entrée est insensible à la casse

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE

SELECT 
    airport_code, airport_name, airport_city, 
    REPLACE(airport_state, 'FL', 'Florida') AS airport_state
FROM airports
ORDER BY airport_state

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | Florida       |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | Florida       |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | Florida       |
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | Floridaorida  |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE

SELECT 
    airport_code, airport_name, airport_city, 
    REPLACE
        (REPLACE(airport_state, 'FL', 'Florida'),
         'Floridaorida', 'Florida') AS airport_state
FROM airports
ORDER BY airport_state

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | Florida       |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | Florida       |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | Florida       |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | Florida       |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE + CASE

SELECT airport_code, airport_name, airport_city, 
    CASE
        WHEN airport_state <> 'Florida' THEN REPLACE(airport_state, 'FL', 'Florida')
        ELSE airport_state 
    END AS airport_state
FROM airports
ORDER BY airport_state

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | Florida       |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | Florida       |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | Florida       |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | Florida       |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE + UPPER

« Fl » / « fl » / « Florida » -> « FL »

SELECT 
    airport_code, airport_name, airport_city, 
    REPLACE(airport_state, 'Florida', 'FL') AS airport_state
FROM airports
ORDER BY airport_state

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | FL            |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | Fl            |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | FL            |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | fl            |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE + UPPER

UPPER ( character_expression )

Convertit une chaîne en majuscules

SELECT 
    airport_code, airport_name, airport_city, 
        UPPER(
              REPLACE(airport_state, 'Florida', 'FL')
        ) AS airport_state
FROM airports
ORDER BY airport_state

Uniformiser les chaînes - REPLACE + UPPER

| airport_code | airport_name                            | airport_city    | airport_state |
|--------------|-----------------------------------------|-----------------|---------------|
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |
| MCO          | Orlando International                   | Orlando         | FL            |
| TPA          | Tampa International                     | Tampa           | FL            |
| FLL          | Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International | Fort Lauderdale | FL            |
| MIA          | Miami International                     | Miami           | FL            |
| ...          | ...                                     | ...             | ...           |

Passons à la pratique !

Nettoyer des données dans des bases de données SQL Server