SQL Script: Get First Email from Semi-colon delimited string

Microsoft SQL ServerI had a request to produce a SQl view for a client recently which extracted the first email address from the EmailToAddress field in the Address Electronic Funds Transfer Master (SY06000) table linked to a creditor record in Microsoft Dynamics GP. This field generally stores a single email, but sometimes stores multiple email addresses separated with a semi-colon.

The below script will extract the first email address from the field if it is delimited with a semi-colon or the entire content of the field if there is no semi-colon.

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SELECT CASE WHEN SUBSTRING(EmailToAddress, 0, CHARINDEX(';', EmailToAddress)) = '' THEN EmailToAddress ELSE SUBSTRING(EmailToAddress, 0, CHARINDEX(';', EmailToAddress)) END AS Email FROM SY01200 -- Address Electronic Funds Transfer Master (SY06000)