To get the equivalent with LIKE, you'd have had to use % wildcards at the end: : Like « Regular Expression « SQL / MySQL

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SQL / MySQL » Regular Expression » Like

To get the equivalent with LIKE, you'd have had to use % wildcards at the end:

      

mysql>

mysql> SELECT 'abcdef' LIKE 'abc%';

+----------------------+

| 'abcdef' LIKE 'abc%' |

+----------------------+

|                    1 |

+----------------------+

1 row in set (0.00 sec)



mysql>

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