We have designed to register customer’s station-division records in 1 field. So the table rows looks like this. create table test4 (f2 varchar(100)) insert into test4 (f2) values (‘A08-0100’) insert …
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MS Access like query with # in the result
I’m just trying to have a query that searches for “#” in a field. SELECT dbo_PartNumber.* FROM dbo_PartNumber WHERE (dbo_PartNumber.[Part Number] like “*#*”);
What is the best way to compare a name field with a string value?
I have a query that compares a string value against a name field in my database. The structure of the name field in the DB is not consistent, it could be any of these: John Doe Doe John Doe, John My …
SQL: Combining LIKE and IN in SQL , and Showing the Array of LIKE in a column
Below code works to combine Like and IN. But I need a column in the output with the values that I used for the Like: SELECT file_id FROM table1 as t WHERE archival_date = ‘20180108’ WHERE EXISTS(…
Hive like does not work when the string is from other table
I meet a strange problem in hive The table a: The table b When I use: It works well But when I use I got return null. The b.domain is ‘%taobao\.com%’ or ‘%tmall\.com%’. What’s the different using them direct in SQL query? What makes the second query failed? Answer Without ‘\’ in the template it works fine: Result: And the
USE % WILD IN WHERE CLAUSE
I have a record in my MySQL database which is a varchar type for e.g I am running a query to fetch this record, say the column name is NAME and table name is DATA. so my query is ……… But this query isn’t fetching any record Tell me any possible way to fetch this particular record through this ‘%john;jack;steve%’
Is the LIKE operator case-sensitive with SQL Server?
In the documentation about the LIKE operator, nothing is told about the case-sensitivity of it. Is it? How to enable/disable it? I am querying varchar(n) columns, on an Microsoft SQL Server 2005 installation, if that matters. Answer It is not the operator that is case sensitive, it is the column itself. When a SQL Server installation is performed a default
SQL Like statement not working in Visual Basic
Dim strText As String = tbRefine.Text Dim sql As String = “SELECT user_name,forename,surname,game_cash,reg_group FROM tblGame WHERE user_name LIKE ‘” + strSearchText + “‘ & ‘*'” Dim dsRefine As …
How to use “like” and “not like” in SQL MSAccess for the same field? [closed]
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‘LIKE (‘%this%’ OR ‘%that%’) and something=else’ not working
I have a select query where I am trying to search strings for multiple patterns Returns zero results However returns results and returns result Is it possible to get all my results into one query? If a string matches both, how will it handle that? Answer It would be nice if you could, but you can’t use that syntax in