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Is that possible to set a pattern for a single LIKE operator like ",[a-z]", so will return true when string is "," OR "a" to "z" ??? Or I should use string LIKE "," or string LIKE "[a-z]"? Thanks |
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Sorry, so simple:
Code:
LIKE "[,a-z]" |
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