The Oracle Multi_like function is in VFP, and a disgusting function is called inlist (). It can be used as the Vfp code inlist ('% A %', '% B %', '% C %') to like several times at A time, or like an array. Well, because of business needs, our SQL also has such requirements. To meet this requirement, I wrote a Multi_like function. Input two strings for comparison. Want to use the function code. Www.2cto.com SQL code create or replace function func_multi_like (p_src varchar2, p_str varchar2) return number is v_result number default 0; v_str varchar2 (200); v_posistion number; v_sub_str varchar2 (200 ); -- STR v_tmp_str varchar2 (200); -- the remaining str begin after the interception -- returns v_str: = REPLACE (p_str, '); v_str: = trim (v_str); v_posistion: = instr (v_str, ','); -- determines if there is a comma? If v_posistion> 0 then -- str v_sub_str: = trim (substr (v_str, 0, v_posistion) with commas (,); -- str v_tmp_str: = trim (substr (v_str, v_posistion + 1, LENGTH (v_str)-v_posistion); www.2cto.com -- exit while v_posistion <> 0 loop -- reset v_posistion: = 0 if no comma is found; -- if not only a comma is intercepted, the data is intercepted and judged. -- If one of the matches is successful, result> 0 if LENGTH (v_sub_str)> 1 and instr (p_src, trim (substr (v_sub_str, 0, LENGTH (v_sub_str) -1)> 0 then v_result: = instr (p_src, trim (substr (v_sub_str, 0, LENGTH (v_sub_str)-1); end if; v_posistion: = instr (v_tmp_str, ','); v_sub_str: = trim (substr (v_tmp_str, 0, v_posistion); v_tmp_str: = trim (substr (v_tmp_str, v_posistion + 1, LENGTH (v_tmp_str)-v_posistion); www.2cto.com end loop; if instr (p_s Rc, trim (v_tmp_str)> 0 then v_result: = instr (p_src, trim (v_tmp_str); end if; else -- no comma, directly match v_result: = instr (p_src, v_str); end if; return v_result; -- if 0 is returned, the matching fails. if 0 is returned, the matching succeeds. End; enter two parameters for matching. For example, to match google, baidu, and sina, you can use the SQL code select * from media_table where func_multi_like (media_name, 'Google, baidu, sina ')> 0 www.2cto.com, that is, if media_name like google, like baidu, or like sina, a value greater than 0 is returned. Note: here is like, not =. If it is =, use IN.