SQL - Part 14 - Like Operator and Wildcard Characters

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In this video, I have explained and practically demonstrated using Like Operator and Wildcard Characters in SQL statements for Pattern Matching needs.

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[@nihaldeshmukh1266]

thank you sir for explaining this in such an easy way and also for giving various examples on each topic......nice approach

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[@shriyashband801]

Note: For finding pattern for numbers still we need to use the single quotes
E.x. select * from products where price like '2_.%';

[@kakabraza8869]

Sterted learning SQL and ur tutorials are the best very cler and consiese thanks so much 🙏 😊

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[@bakareolamide4371]

Thank you. You explained really well and touched all important areas. I really appreciate you

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[@arunreddy6243]

Very good explanation sir

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[@raghav3973]

Thankyou sir very good explanation 🙂

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[@dileepkumarmn9230]

thank you good explain sir

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Thankyou sir🤩🤩🤩🤩

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[@th3graduate292]

Thank you sir

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[@ajaygautam832]

thanks

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[@campeiangomes]

hello in case i want to search for more then one letter i used this statement but it didnt work SELECT * FROM Customers
WHERE City LIKE '
[acs]
%';