How To Apply Split_part Function From End Of String In Postgres
I want to split the below string (present in a single column) separated by spaces from the end. For the below 3 rows, I want the following output OUTPUT: Country STATE
Solution 1:
of course such conditional parsing is not reliable:
t=# with v(a) as( values('12 2 NOELA PLACE ST MARYS NSW 2760 AU')
,('51 MALABAR ROAD SOUTH COOGEE NSW 2034 AU')
,('12 LISTER STREET WINSTON HILLS NSW 2153 AU')
)
select reverse(split_part(reverse(a),' ',1)), reverse(split_part(reverse(a),' ',3)), case when split_part(a,' ',2) ~ '\d' then split_part(a,' ',2) end st, split_part(a,' ',1) un from v;
reverse | reverse | st | un
---------+---------+----+----
AU | NSW | 2 | 12
AU | NSW | | 51
AU | NSW | | 12
(3 rows)
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