Sql Server doesn't really support regular expressions too well. If all you need is to pick a substring from the beginning to the second dot, combine LEFT() and CHARINDEX(), like so:

-- Test table with data
create table stringtest(data varchar(32), name char(1))
insert into stringtest values('10.01.02', 'a')
insert into stringtest values('100.2.03', 'b')
insert into stringtest values('1021.10.04', 'c')

select  
  data 
  , left(data, CHARINDEX('.', data, CHARINDEX('.', data, 1)+1)-1) as 'subdata'
  , name
from stringtest

-- Output:
10.01.02    10.01    a
100.2.03    100.2    b
1021.10.04  1021.10  c

The extraction left(data, CHARINDEX('.', data, CHARINDEX('.', data, 0)+1)-1) as 'subdata' works as follows. First, the inner CHARINDEX('.', data, 0) will find the 1st dot. As index is 0, it starts from the beginning of the string. +1 will point to next character after the dot and pass that as the starting index to the outer CHARINDEX(). The outer will find index of the second dot. Finally, LEFT() will return a substring from zero to the 2nd dot.

Edit

As per ypercube's request, let's handle some errors. First, add some data with invalid values:

insert into stringtest values('1021', 'd')
insert into stringtest values('1021.10', 'e')

And let's tune the query to include nested case statements like so,

select  
  data 
  , case CHARINDEX('.', data, 1) -- find first dot
    when 0 then 'No dot'
    else 
        case  CHARINDEX('.', data, CHARINDEX('.', data, 1)+1) -- find second dot
        when 0 then 'No two dots'
        else left(data, CHARINDEX('.', data, CHARINDEX('.', data, 1)+1)-1)
        end
  end
  , name
from stringtest