In this video, we tackle a classic SQL interview question: how to split a full name into first name, middle name, and last name. Watch as we break down the solution step-by-step, using a real SQL problem to demonstrate practical techniques for handling name parsing in SQL. Perfect for preparing for SQL interviews or brushing up on string manipulation skills!
create table customers (customer_name varchar(30))
insert into customers values ('Vijay Kumar')
,('Vishal Pratap Singh')
,('Michael');
select * from customers;
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