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Split SQL Server Spatial Linestring at a known point using TSQL
STSplit
— TSQL function that splits a line into two parts.
Function Specification.
Function [dbo].[STSplit] ( @p_linestring geometry, @p_point geometry, @p_round_xy int = 3, @p_round_zm int = 2 ) Returns @lines TABLE ( line1 geometry, line2 geometry )
Description.
Splits @p_linestring at position defined by @p_point.
If @p_point is not on the line it is first snapped to the line (cf STSnap).
Supports CircularString and CompoundCurve geometry objects and subelements from 2012 onewards.
Parameters.
@p_linestring (geometry) - Supplied Linestring geometry. @p_point (geometry) - Supplied split point. @p_round_xy (int) - Decimal degrees of precision for when formatting XY ordinates in WKT. @p_round_zm (int) - Decimal degrees of precision for when formatting Z ordinate in WKT.
Result.
Returns a single record containing one or two linestrings
Example.
with data as ( select geometry::STGeomFromText('LINESTRING(0 0,10 10,20 20,30 30,40 40,50 50,60 60,70 70,80 80,90 90,100 100)',0) as line, geometry::STGeomFromText('POINT(50 51)',0) as point ) select s.line1.AsTextZM() as line1, s.line2.AsTextZM() as line2 from data as a cross apply [lrs].STSplit( a.line, a.point, 3, 2 ) as s; line1 line2 LINESTRING (0 0, 10 10, 20 20, 30 30, 40 40, 50 50, 50.5 50.5) LINESTRING (50.5 50.5, 60 60, 70 70, 80 80, 90 90, 100 100)
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