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Chapter 16.3, Problem 16.15CP

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LIKE Operator:

  • The “LIKE” operator lists all rows in a table whose column values match a specified pattern.
  • It is used when a specific pattern is to be matched through searching rows.
  • It could be used when entire search pattern is not known.
  • The wildcard characters used with “LIKE” operator includes:
    • The percent sign ( % )
    • The underscore ( _ )
  • The “%” sign denotes zero, one or several characters.
  • The “_’ sign represents a single number of character.
  • These symbols can be used in combinations also.

Purpose of “%” symbol in “LIKE” operator:

The percent sign ( % ) denotes zero, one or various characters...

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Starting Out with Java: From Control Structures through Objects (7th Edition) (What's New in Computer Science)

Chapter 16.3, Problem 16.11CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.12CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.13CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.14CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.15CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.16CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.17CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.18CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.19CPChapter 16.3, Problem 16.20CPChapter 16.4, Problem 16.21CPChapter 16.4, Problem 16.22CPChapter 16.5, Problem 16.23CPChapter 16.5, Problem 16.24CPChapter 16.6, Problem 16.25CPChapter 16.6, Problem 16.26CPChapter 16, Problem 1MCChapter 16, Problem 2MCChapter 16, Problem 3MCChapter 16, Problem 4MCChapter 16, Problem 5MCChapter 16, Problem 6MCChapter 16, Problem 7MCChapter 16, Problem 8MCChapter 16, Problem 9MCChapter 16, Problem 10MCChapter 16, Problem 11MCChapter 16, Problem 12MCChapter 16, Problem 13MCChapter 16, Problem 14MCChapter 16, Problem 15MCChapter 16, Problem 16MCChapter 16, Problem 17MCChapter 16, Problem 18TFChapter 16, Problem 19TFChapter 16, Problem 20TFChapter 16, Problem 21TFChapter 16, Problem 22TFChapter 16, Problem 23TFChapter 16, Problem 24TFChapter 16, Problem 1FTEChapter 16, Problem 2FTEChapter 16, Problem 3FTEChapter 16, Problem 1AWChapter 16, Problem 2AWChapter 16, Problem 3AWChapter 16, Problem 4AWChapter 16, Problem 5AWChapter 16, Problem 6AWChapter 16, Problem 7AWChapter 16, Problem 8AWChapter 16, Problem 9AWChapter 16, Problem 10AWChapter 16, Problem 11AWChapter 16, Problem 12AWChapter 16, Problem 13AWChapter 16, Problem 14AWChapter 16, Problem 15AWChapter 16, Problem 16AWChapter 16, Problem 17AWChapter 16, Problem 18AWChapter 16, Problem 1SAChapter 16, Problem 2SAChapter 16, Problem 3SAChapter 16, Problem 4SAChapter 16, Problem 5SAChapter 16, Problem 6SAChapter 16, Problem 7SAChapter 16, Problem 8SAChapter 16, Problem 9SAChapter 16, Problem 1PCChapter 16, Problem 2PCChapter 16, Problem 3PCChapter 16, Problem 4PCChapter 16, Problem 5PCChapter 16, Problem 6PCChapter 16, Problem 7PC

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