Find customer name with name starting with ‘A’ and ending with ‘t’.SELECT CustomerName FROM Customer WHERE CustomerName LIKE '%e' Find customer name with name ending with ‘e’.SELECT CustomerName FROM Customer WHERE CustomerName LIKE 'A%' Find customer name with name starting with ‘A’.Consider the following Customer table for the example. Let’s try to understand the usage of SQL LIKE statement along with wildcards by some examples. In the sql like syntax mentioned above the “pattern” is the one that is defined by the usage of wildcards.
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UPDATE table_name SET column=value WHERE column LIKE pattern ĭELETE FROM table_name WHERE column LIKE pattern SELECT column FROM table_name WHERE column LIKE pattern So we can use it with Select, Delete, Update etc. SQL Like operator can be used with any query with where clause. To use SQL LIKE operator, we must be very sure of the usage of the wildcard position as that will define the search pattern. _: The underscore is used for representation of a single character.%: Percentage is used for representation of single, multiple or no occurrence.There are two wildcards that are used with the LIKE operator. Wildcards are the one which is used for specifying the pattern. SQL LIKE is used with WHERE clause to search for a pattern for a column.
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