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Date: 07/09/01
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>Can anyone tell me a way to simulate the command "LIKE" in mySQL query¥s,
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Gabriel.
Sir, you can use either LIKE or REGEXP. If you are coming to MySQL
from an MS product, use % in place of * when using LIKE. For more
information, look in the language section of the MySQL online manual.
Bob Hall
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