Step 1
Create a user defined GetFirstCharacter function,it is look like this
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.GetFirstCharacter(@StringValue nvarchar(max)) RETURNS nvarchar(max) AS BEGIN DECLARE @FirstChar nvarchar(10) -- get the first character DECLARE @StringValueLength int -- length of given string DECLARE @Index int -- Set Start Index of while loop DECLARE @Flag bit -- Check for Blank Space SET @StringValueLength=LEN(@StringValue) -- get lenght of given string SET @Index=1 SET @Flag=0 IF ((@StringValue IS NOT NULL) AND (@StringValue<>'')) BEGIN -- get the first charcter of the first word SET @FirstChar=LEFT(@StringValue,1) -- get each character by using while loop WHILE (@Index<=@StringValueLength) BEGIN -- Check the blank space IF(SUBSTRING(@StringValue,@Index,1) = ' ') BEGIN SET @Flag=1 END ELSE BEGIN SET @Flag=0 END IF(@Flag=1) BEGIN -- increment the index after the blank space SET @Index=@Index+1 -- Get the each character from each word SET @FirstChar = @FirstChar + SUBSTRING(@StringValue,@Index,1) END SET @Index=@Index+1 -- While Counter END END RETURN @FirstChar -- return the value END
Step 2
Call a user defined GetFirstCharacter function,it is look like this
SELECT dbo.GetFirstCharacter('Yogesh Naik') AS 'First character of the each word'
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