On Mon, 12 Aug 2002, Daryl Beattie wrote:
> Dear PostgreSQL people,
>
> I didn't find this in the archives or the idocs, so...
>
> How does one select a varchar range? The meaning of my question is
> best illustrated by the following completely hypothetical and totally
> imaginary situation:
> Let's say I have a table of musical artists:
>
> CREATE TABLE Artists (
> Id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
> Name VARCHAR(100)
> );
>
> And I want to eventually display only the artists from 'Aa' to 'Am'.
> Naturally doing a select where Name like 'A%' will not return me what I
> want.
> Any ides on how to do this? [Will "SELECT Name FROM Artists WHERE
> Name > 'Aa%' AND Name < 'Am%';" work?]
>
> Bonus question: How do I select artists whose names start with a
> number?
Think REGEX. A[a-m]% [0-9]%
If any of your artists are indies, send them to www.unknown-artists.com
Vince.
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