If I search for SFH630 it will show result like SFH 630, SFH-630 using mysql

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If I search for SFH630 it will show result like SFH 630, SFH-630 using MySQL

I have value in database SFH 630 SFH630 SFH-630 then how can I search all when I enter SFH6 please help using MySQL

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Posted 4-Sep-15 21:02pm

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Zoltán Zörgő 5-Sep-15 4:13am

Theres is your answer: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/1027220/Query-that-ignore-the-spaces?arn=4

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Wendelius · Answer 1 · 2015-09-04T21:33:00

Solution 1

If I understand your question correctly, you need to use LIKE operator, for example

SQL

Column LIKE '%SFH%630%'

Have a look at 3.3.4.7 Pattern Matching[^]

Posted 4-Sep-15 21:33pm

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hareshdgr8 5-Sep-15 3:42am

Sir cannot use this type because User Enter SFH6 this is not fixed word that we can split with SFH and Number 6 is different, User will enter SFH6 please Update me and Please help me I am stuck over here....

Wendelius 5-Sep-15 3:52am

If you need to be able to find data based on parts of a string then you need to split the string first to separate parts and then use the parts in your condition.

You haven't specified the logic for splitting the string but for example if you need to separate numbers from characters, then build a small function which would return the number portion or the character portion and use those in the condition. Or if the string can be split based on the position you can use substring.

For example consider the following

Column LIKE CONCAT('%', SUBSTRING('SFH630', 1, 3), '%', SUBSTRING('SFH630', 4), '%')

hareshdgr8 5-Sep-15 4:41am

Sir you already help me with previous question answer thank you so much

Mika Wendelius

[no name] 5-Sep-15 6:53am

So than, why you don't give him a 5 and accept the answer? I let a 5 here :)

Wendelius 6-Sep-15 0:53am

Thanks :)

hareshdgr8 · Answer 2 · 2015-09-04T22:42:00

Solution 2

Help by Mika Wendelius Great answer with help on time

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Mika Wendelius

Posted 4-Sep-15 22:42pm

hareshdgr8