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SQL LIKE Operator - W3Schools
Learn how to use the SQL LIKE operator to search for a specified pattern in a column with wildcards. See examples, syntax, and tips for using the LIKE operator with different conditions.
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SQL 'LIKE' query using '%' where the search criteria contains
SELECT * FROM suppliers WHERE supplier_name LIKE '!%' escape '!'; This SQL LIKE condition example identifies the ! character as an escape character. This statement will return all suppliers whose name is %. Here is another more complicated example using escape characters in the SQL LIKE condition.
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SQL LIKE Operator - SQL Tutorial
Learn how to use the SQL LIKE operator to test whether a value matches a pattern with wildcard characters. See syntax, examples, and database-specific differences of the LIKE operator.
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LIKE (Transact-SQL) - SQL Server | Microsoft Learn
Use the % wildcard character. If the LIKE '5%' symbol is specified, the Database Engine searches for the number 5 followed by any string of zero or more characters.. For example, the following query shows all dynamic management views in the AdventureWorks2022 database, because they all start with the letters dm.-- Uses AdventureWorks SELECT Name FROM sys.system_views WHERE Name LIKE 'dm%'; GO
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SQL Operator LIKE with Multiple Values (with Examples) - FavTutor
Learn how to use the SQL LIKE operator to find words or parts of words in a column, using special symbols like % and _ to represent patterns. See examples of searching for multiple words, using IN, and handling dynamic patterns with user input.
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SQL LIKE and NOT LIKE Operators (With Examples) - Programiz
Learn how to use the SQL LIKE operator with the WHERE clause to match string patterns in a column. See examples of LIKE, NOT LIKE, and wildcards with the SQL query.
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How to Use LIKE in SQL - LearnSQL.com
Learn how to use the LIKE operator and wildcard characters to search for specific patterns in text data in your database. See examples of finding city names starting with S, containing five characters, or matching a specific sequence.
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SQL Server LIKE Operator
Learn how to use the LIKE operator to check if a character string matches a specified pattern in SQL Server. See syntax, examples, and wildcard characters for the LIKE operator.
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SQL LIKE Clause - Online Tutorials Library
Learn how to use the SQL LIKE operator to filter data based on a specified pattern. See the syntax, the wildcards (% and _), and the examples of using the LIKE operator with OR, NOT and escape characters.
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SQL: LIKE Condition - TechOnTheNet
Example - Using % Wildcard in the LIKE Condition. Let's explain how the % wildcard works in the SQL LIKE condition. Remember that the % wildcard matches any string of any length (including zero length).. In this first example, we want to find all of the records in the customers table where the customer's last_name begins with 'J'.. In this example, we have a table called customers with the ...