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LIKE « Query Select « Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial
Oracle PL/SQL Tutorial
Query Select
LIKE
2.19.LIKE
2.19.1.
Using the LIKE Operator
2.19.2.
Underscore character (_) matches one character in a specified position.
2.19.3.
Percent character (%) matches any number of characters beginning at the specified position.
2.19.4.
ESCAPE option
2.19.5.
Combine UPPER and LIKE operator
2.19.6.
Subquery with Like operator
2.19.7.
Use _ and % together
2.19.8.
Use three _ together
2.19.9.
Use _ to match a phone number
2.19.10.
Second letter is A
2.19.11.
Using Pattern Matching LIKE '____ %'
2.19.12.
ESCAPE from LIKE