I have the following query:
SELECT *
FROM `shop`
WHERE `name` LIKE '%[0-9]+ store%'
I wanted to match strings that says '129387 store', but the above regex doesn't work. Why is that?
I have the following query:
SELECT *
FROM `shop`
WHERE `name` LIKE '%[0-9]+ store%'
I wanted to match strings that says '129387 store', but the above regex doesn't work. Why is that?
For those like me looking for Postgres:
Any digit:
SELECT *
FROM `shop`
WHERE `name` ~ '\d'
or
SELECT *
FROM `shop`
WHERE `name` ~ '[0-9]'
The OP question:
SELECT *
FROM `shop`
WHERE `name` ~ '^\d+ store$'
There is a "SIMILAR TO" option in Postgres (but not MySQL) as well (name SIMILAR TO '_*\d_*'), but apparently it's basically just syntactic'ish sugar for regexp so it's recommended to use regexp instead: https://dba.stackexchange.com/a/10696/16892