i know storing lists strings not wise, have deal export data stored way. know find_in_set
function, returns index of string in list:
select find_in_set('bar', 'foo,bar,baz'); -- selects 2
is there built-in function (or combination of functions) string in particular index of list? i'm looking this:
select in_set_at_index(2, 'foo,bar,baz'); -- selects 'bar'
i'd avoid split-like function makes list separate table, if possible.
substring_index()
can this, sort of:
mysql> select substring_index(substring_index('foo,bar,baz', ',', 2), ',', -1) middle_one; +------------+ | middle_one | +------------+ | bar | +------------+
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