I am trying to search up the database with an android application, but when I search for a string element with the SQL syntaxes \'LIKE\',
My development database is SQLite but I deploy my app to Heroku and they are using PostgreSQL. Now sometimes I have two different results coming out if I perform searches because PostgreSQL is case-s
I\'m running a simple LIKE search on a table but i can\'t seem to get more than one result for some reason. In the query example below i include words like \"never back down\" and \"soul surfer\" but
I have three tables: \'users\', \'products\', and \'product_types\'.The \'users\' table stores all usual data about my site users (including an id column); the \'products\' table lists the product_id
I\'m trying开发者_StackOverflow to use a column and a wildcard in a LIKE clause. I was expecting this to work:
I\'m trying to make a query where my LIKE can match any field in the row. To put it another way, I don\'t want to explicitly set column names to match each LIKE condition.
What is the right syntax for converting a SQL Like to Contains in the following fragment statement: WHERE ReferenceNo LIKE \'%\' + @SearchString+ \'%\'
I have a mysql table that has 2796 entries. I\'d like to select entries that doesn\'t contain the word SUPPR somewhere in the notes field.
Need to ask about strange behaviour of SQL Server 2005. What I need is to find records that contain \']\' or \'[\' in my column
I have a generic repository for my EF. It is working perfectly fine. But today I found out that I need to get result that is not the exact match, instead it should be like the \'LIKE\' of SQL where it
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