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u can use or else u can create a split function 
which create a dummy table and the data populated
 
Let me know if u want the function
 
Shaju Thomas
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Hi Sql gurus,   
  Situation:- I have a table(eventtable) with 
  fields,       eventid 
  int,       speakerid 
  varchar(500)       etc.,   data 
  sample: eventid        
  speakerid        etc., 
  1              
  2,30,67 
  2              
  5,8,19   Note: speakerid fields contains id's from another 
  table(speakers) seperated by comma. Speaker table structure 
  is,       id 
  int,       speakername varchar(100)   
  Problem:- I created a new table to hold speakerids associated with each 
  eventid           id 
  int,           eventid 
  int,           speakerid 
  int   Now i wanted to transfer data from eventable(first one) to the 
  new table i created. In the first table speakerids are comma separated and i 
  need to split it and insert it into the new table with its associated 
  eventid.   I am wondering if i must use cursors... to fetch each row 
  and then split speaker fields. Correct me if i am wrong and let me know your 
  suggestions   
  Shamir

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