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Using Regular Expression with REGEXP in MySQL
How To Use Regular Expression in Pattern Match Conditions in MySQL?
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If you have a pattern that is too complex for LIKE to handle, you can use the regular expression pattern condition: REGEXP. The following tutorial exercise provides you some good examples:
SELECT 'FYICenter.com' REGEXP '.*fyi.*' FROM DUAL; 1 SELECT 'FYICenter.com' REGEXP '.*com$' FROM DUAL; 1 SELECT 'FYICenter.com' REGEXP '^F.*' FROM DUAL; 1
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