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Replace and regexp usage0 Comments | This entry was posted on Apr 08 2010. Mysql replace usage 1. replace Replace into table (id, name) values ('1', 'A'), ('2', 'bb ') This statement inserts two records into the table. If the primary key id is 1 or 2

Use of Replace and regexp0 Comments | This entry is posted on APR 08 2010 MySQL Replace usage 1.replace into Replace into table (Id,name) VALUES (' 1′, ' AA '), (' 2′, ' BB ') The purpose of this statement is to insert two records into table tables.

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Use REGEXP Regular Expressions in MySQL. In the past, I used like to search for data. Later I found that mysql also had regular expressions and felt better than like. Next I will share with you the Usage Details of mysql REGEXP regular expressions,

MySQL field values are replaced by the following practices: The code is as follows Copy Code Update ' Table_hospital ' Set service=replace (service, "", "") Can limit the ID, scope, specific content to play

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MySQL is implemented with the regular expression of Henry Spencer, with the goal of POSIX 1003.2. See Appendix C: Thank you. MySQL uses an extended version to support pattern matching operations that are used with the regexp operator in SQL

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The MySQL user manual suggests that you still use wildcards when you construct a simple query. such as: Select [*|fieldname list] from [TableName] where [fieldname] like ["%someletter" | " %someletter% "," _ "," Someletter "]; However, in some