Using JavaScript RegEx to split & clean up HTML5 DB column name-attribute pairs

I'm RegEx illiterate. Matter of fact, RegEx gives me hives.

I need to split the following string at the 1st space and trim both sides of the output.

"id  INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT" <-- 2 spaces between "id开发者_StackOverflow社区" and "INTEGER"

should become

["id", "INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT"]

Can any of the RegEx gurus help?

Update after Kai's response There can be 1 to n number of spaces between the column name and the attribute.

(\w+)\s+(.+)

To test http://rubular.com/

Is it always two spaces only at the beginning? In that case, you can split using two spaces.

"id  INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT".split("  ");

Edited response after updated question:

var str = "id  INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT",

    // Regex, very specific to your string, case-sensitive
    regex1 = /(id)\s+(INTEGER\sPRIMARY\sKEY\sAUTOINCREMENT)/,

    // Regex, not specific to your string, but follows pattern
    // and case-insensitive (/i). Same as zawhtut's response
    regex2 = /(\w+)\s+(.+)/i,

    results1 = str.match(regex1),

    results2 = str.match(regex2);


// Test (0th position is str, results start at 1)
alert(results1[1]); // id
alert(results1[2]); // INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT

alert(results2[1]); // id
alert(results2[2]); // INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT