January 2018
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You can use regular expressions in the WHERE clause by using the RLIKE or REGEXP operators. There are many ways to use REGEXP, refer to https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0/en/regexp.html for more examples:
|
Expression |
Description |
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* |
Zero or more repetitions |
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+ |
One or more repetitions |
|
? |
Optional character |
|
. |
Any character |
|
\. |
Period |
|
^ |
Starts with |
|
$ |
Ends with |
|
[abc] |
Only a, b, or c |
|
[^abc] |
Neither a, b, nor c |
|
[a-z] |
Characters a to z |
|
[0-9] |
Numbers 0 to 9 |
|
^...$ |
Starts and ends |
|
\d |
Any digit |
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\D |
Any non-digit character |
|
\s |
Any whitespace |
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\S |
Any non-whitespace character |
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\w |
Any alphanumeric character |
|
\W |
Any non-alphanumeric ... |