I have a SQL table that contains prefixes of strings that I would like to match against longer strings. Suppose the column containing the prefix is called prefix. I now want to do a simple search for all rows that prefix a longer string. My first thought is to use a query that is something like this: The point in
Tag: sql-like
How to use not in / not like to compare values from different tables in SQL
I have SQL 2019 with these two tables – Orders and Customers with respective columns in Orders and in Customers. Order_comment is ntext type. I need to update the order_comment with customer_name value. The update should be something like this: If the customer_name is already part of the order_comment then the update should not happen. The above query works ok
Escape square brackets from Like statement in two table joining
While comparing the data which has square brackets Ex: ‘-[VVE172BUS-3.30]-‘ I am using below Select * from ServerOps.dbo.tbl_VmHealth_Firmware where biosname like ‘-[[]VVE172BUS-3.30]-‘ AND i am getting the right outout however I need to compare biosname ‘-[VVE172BUS-3.30]-‘ with another column from different table. Could you pls help me how to escape the [] while joining two columns Answer The problem with
Search for a range of characters in SQLite
Assume the table is “t” and field is “f” and of type VARCHAR or TEXT. The SQL queries listed below work with MS Access 97. We are in the process of updating the database to SQLite3 (long overdue!), and these queries return no results. Is this feature to match (or exclude) a range of characters available in SQLite? SELECT *
How to do a conditional statement in SQL where clause
What I’m trying to do is when @aValue parameter is like ‘abc%’ then run Otherwise if the @aValue param is not like ‘abc%’, then select all the records where the f.name is equal to @aValue. I’m trying to accomplish this using a CASE statement within my Where. In my where statement I’m getting an error Incorrect syntax near LIKE My
Clickhouse; Issues listing ip addresses where the column has multiple ip addresses
I am trying to get a list of all of our users’ IPv4 addresses in a Clickhouse Table. Since some of our users have multiple IPv4 addresses separated by a comma, I created this query: but it gives me this error: Nested type Array(String) cannot be inside Nullable type. is it possible to only select a portion of the string
Order results by “Best Match” SQL
I’m working on a project which requires the user to search for certain categories of products. The products have tags such as: T-shirt, Jumper, hat and I am currently displaying the results ordered by the amount of likes. Here’s my SQL statement: But the issue is that if let’s say someone searched “hat” but a more popular word was “chatterbox”
Redshift SQL: Column Counting Matching Rows Given a Condition within another column
I have a table with two columns, user ids and strings. I want to add a third column that counts the number of strings within the second column that start with the entire string value in any given row. There is only one row per user. The goal is to get the following table structure: Here the count is equal
SQL Like Operator not working as expected in PHP
I am trying to fetch all the data from the database with a certain content tags value. If I run the code below, it only returns the row with id 1, even though the word tag is part of the tags value in both rows. I also added %or% operator but it is fetching the exact row. When I search
SQL Like and Wildcard with Oracle SQL Developer
I am using SQL Developer over a backend Oracle DB. I have a record where the buyer name is Pete Hansen. Why I try I get the result, no problem. However, when I use the following, I do not get any results: Also, when I try the following, I do not get any results but the following works well: Could