SQL排序和连字符

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有没有一种方法可以在SQL Server 2005中轻松排序，而忽略字符串字段中的连字符?目前，我必须执行REPLACE(fieldname，'-'，'')或函数以删除sort子句中的连字符.我希望可以在存储过程或其他内容的顶部设置一个标志.

Is there a way to easily sort in SQL Server 2005 while ignoring hyphens in a string field? Currently I have to do a REPLACE(fieldname,'-','') or a function to remove the hyphen in the sort clause. I was hoping there was a flag I could set at the top of the stored procedure or something.

访问和GridView默认排序似乎忽略了字符串中的连字符.

Access and the GridView default sorting seems to ignore the hypen in strings.

推荐答案

我也和您一样学到了新的东西

I learned something new, just like you as well

我相信"字符串排序"与"单词排序"(忽略连字符)之间的区别

I believe the difference is between a "String Sort" vs a "Word Sort" (ignores hyphen)

WORD排序和STRING排序之间的样本差异 andrusdevelopment.blogspot/2007/10/string-sort-vs-word-sort-in-net.html

Sample difference between WORD sort and STRING sort andrusdevelopment.blogspot/2007/10/string-sort-vs-word-sort-in-net.html

来自Microsoft support.microsoft/kb/322112

From Microsoft support.microsoft/kb/322112

例如，如果您使用的是SQL 校对 "SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS"， 非Unicode字符串'a-c'小于 字符串"ab"，因为连字符 (-")单独排序 "b"之前的字符. 但是，如果您转换这些字符串 到Unicode，您执行相同的操作 比较，Unicode字符串N'a-c' 被认为大于N'ab' 因为Unicode排序规则使用 忽略连字符的单词排序".

For example, if you are using the SQL collation "SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS", the non-Unicode string 'a-c' is less than the string 'ab' because the hyphen ("-") is sorted as a separate character that comes before "b". However, if you convert these strings to Unicode and you perform the same comparison, the Unicode string N'a-c' is considered to be greater than N'ab' because the Unicode sorting rules use a "word sort" that ignores the hyphen.

我做了一些示例代码 您还可以与COLLATE一起玩，找到适合您的排序的

I did some sample code you can also play with the COLLATE to find the one to work with your sorting

DECLARE @test TABLE (string VARCHAR(50)) INSERT INTO @test SELECT 'co-op' INSERT INTO @test SELECT 'co op' INSERT INTO @test SELECT 'co_op' SELECT * FROM @test ORDER BY string --COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_Cp1_CI_AS --co op --co-op --co_op SELECT * FROM @test ORDER BY CAST(string AS NVARCHAR(50)) --COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_Cp1_CI_AS --co op --co_op --co-op