I like this answer - quick, simple, got all of the "options" in one line like I wanted (easy to edit). On the small result set I am targeting, no decrease in performance at all.

Concerning Indexes, if you you really need to optimize a case-insensitive search, then you would have an extra column on your table, which contains the target field ALREADY mapped to lowercase (or …

Possible Duplicate: Mysql Like Case Sensitive Mysql ignores case for its LIKE comparisons. How can you force it to perform case-sensitive LIKE comparisons?

Learning SQL. Have a simple table games with field title. I want to search based on title. If I have a game called Age of Empires III: Dynasties, and I use LIKE with parameter Age of Empires III:

I have a table CANDIDATE in my db which is running under MySQL 5.5 and I am trying to get rows from table where RAM is contains in firstname, so I can run below two queries, but I would like to know

MySQL SELECT LIKE or REGEXP to match multiple words in one record Asked 13 years, 10 months ago Modified 6 years, 5 months ago Viewed 225k times

Feb 4, 2017 · 2 Remove LIKE keyword and use = for exact match do not forgot to escape user input using mysql_real_escape_string otherwise your query will fail if some one enter quotes inside the …

@ValterEkholm, No. backticks are the normal way to denote an entity in MySQL. (Like a schema, table, table-alias, column, etc.) They're especially useful when you have a column named something that's …

Me ha funcionado perfectamente, estoy usando mysql, lo hice tal como dijiste y funciono, lo siguiente que hice fue hacerlo de esta forma nombre LIKE CONCAT (producto, '%') para que solo buscara la …

Nov 13, 2010 · I have this MySQL query. I have database fields with this contents sports,shopping,pool,pc,games shopping,pool,pc,games sports,pub,swimming, pool, pc, games Why …