How would I use a wildcard to filter out any permutation of the following. There can be any number of zeros before the “@” character. Example Basically, I’m looking to wildcard any email address with only zeros before the @ character. Any help would be greatly appreciated Thank you ! Smiddy Answer T-SQL: To remove all values with only zeros
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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
Sql string with OLEDB gives error 1004 in VBA
I would like to import a text file into excel filtering just what I want through a VBA macro. When I use LIKE operator in the sql string I get the error 1004. I have tried both * and % as wildcard and ALike instead of Like but there is no difference. test_7.txt and the macro is: Answer SQL statements
SQL – Like and wildcard, not expected result
I’m still a newbie with SQL so please be patient with me. I have got the following WHERE statement in a query: It’s producing the following result (as expected): While if I remove the ending wildcard, like this: It results in an empty table. What I cannot understand is that the city name “Repetto” clearly ends with a “o”, thus
How would i use a wildcard for a specific string in SQL
I have a string which I need to select in a CASE statement: LLF_RET_mob However, when I use the following string in my LIKE statement in SQL it returns null: %LLF\_RET_\_mob% What would be …
SQL exclude wildcard from WHERE
We’ve got a query on SAP which has some potential to cause problems. Somebody put the wildcard (%) into the prompt and of course everything got clogged up. Is there a way to disallow the wildcard in the WHERE, maybe with a CASE or something? The only other alternative I could come up with was to only select the top
How do I search for a five digit number in a string column?
What I’m trying to do is determine (Using Teradata SQL) if a person’s zip code has accidently been put on an address line. I’ve looked on various forums and I can’t find any similar questions. Ultimately, I would want to write something like: Any ideas? Target database is Teradata 13.x Answer If you want to inspect the entire column to