I have the following table:
DECLARE @OperatorPrice TABLE
(
ID INT NOT NULL, DealerId INT NULL, DealerName VARCHAR(50) NULL
)
and sample data:
INSERT INTO @OperatorPrice
(
ID, DealerId, DealerName
)
VALUES
(226, 1, 'WestCarDealer')
, (112, 1, 'WestCarDealer')
, (266, 2, 'AO')
, (112, 2, 'AO')
, (93, 3, 'Best on the West')
, (93, 3, 'Best on the West')
What I want is to rename all dealers to 'Dealer1', 'Dealer2', 'Dealer3'. The number should be assigned in ascending order: AO should be renamed to 'Dealer1' cause AO starts with A, Best on the West should be renamed to Dealer2 cause it starts with B, WestCarDealer should be renamed to Dealer3 cause it starts with W.
So the desired output should looks like this:
(226, 1, 'Dealer3')
, (112, 1, 'Dealer3')
, (266, 2, 'Dealer1')
, (112, 2, 'Dealer1')
, (93, 3, 'Dealer2')
, (93, 3, 'Dealer2')
Approximate quantity of unique DealerName's is 50 dealers.
How can I rename car dealers in that way?
I've tried to use cursors for this purpose, but could not store the number to increment.