On Thu, Aug 27, 2009 at 11:39 AM, Ruzsinszky
Attila<ruzsinszky.attila@gmail.com> wrote:
> 11111_123456 (varchar(20))
>
> I would like a where like SQL command.
> I tried this: like E'11\_%' -> wrong!
> like E'11\_______' -> good (with 7 piece of _ characters!)
You either want E'11\\_%' or you want '11\_%' with
standard_conforming_strings enabled. If you use E'11\_%' the backslash
is getting eaten before the like comparison even starts and the string
you're comparing with is just 11_% with _ used as a meta character.
You can also do s LIKE '%Q_%' ESCAPE 'Q'
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greg
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