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PostgreSQL: How to parse the hyphenated word?

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In this post, I am sharing a small demonstration on how to parse the hyphenated words in PostgreSQL.

Recently, I got a result set and where few columns have hyphenated words. Now, we need analysis on hyphenated words.

At first glance, it looks like string operation, but it is one type of string parsing which we can do using ts_debug.

We can use ts_debug for text Parsing.

Check the below example:

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SELECT
alias
,description
,token
FROM ts_debug('yellow-red-orange');

Result:

PostgreSQL hyphenated word parsing

Apr 30, 2018Anvesh Patel
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Database Engineer

April 30, 2018 PostgreSQLAnvesh Patel, database, database research and development, dbrnd, hyphenated word, plpgsql, Postgres Query, postgresql, PostgreSQL Administrator, PostgreSQL Error, PostgreSQL Monitoring, PostgreSQL Performance Tuning, PostgreSQL Programming, PostgreSQL Tips and Tricks, string parser, text parsing, ts_debug
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