Split by & based on column name

I have 4 rows in 'dataset' table in 'result' field and it is seperated by ampersand (&). I want to divide one field into multiple fields based on field name. How do I do this in SSIS? I'am ok to do this using sql. Fieldname are higligtened.
It would be nice it can be doable without .net script
Result
deptid=1 & firstname=din &
lastname=kal & middlename=kum
firstname=raj & lastname=puli &
middlename=kumar & deptid=2
firstname=pavan & lastname=gud &
middlename=kumarrao
deptid=7 & firstname=sha &
lastname=hank
Output
deptid
firstname
lastname
middlename
1
din
kal
kum
2
puli
raj
kumar
pavan
gud
kumarrao
7
sha
hank

Yes there are several ways to do this but I do not think any of them will be as simple or efficient as doing it in a script task. You are going to have to break the string down into its key value pairs. This article(http://www.sqlperformance.com/2012/07/t-sql-queries/split-strings) will
give you a few options to break that string down using CTE's or numbers tables, you wound also be able to achieve some measure of success using a combination of CHARINDEX and SUBSTRING to brake the string down but this would not be very manageable.
I would still recommend using the Script task if you can.

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