On Wed, 14 Jul 1999, Albert Chen wrote:
> I want to search my database table named ex, whose the attribute is
> subject,
> and list the results that matches the keyword 'electric'.
> I run the SQL command: SELECT subject FROM ex WHERE subject='*electric*';
use one of the following:
select subject from ex where subject~'.*electric.*';
or
select subject from ex where subject like '%electric%';
the first uses postgresql's regular expressions, which are much like unix
regex. the second uses the sql standard like clause. this one will be
more portable to other dbms.
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