How do I find rows that contain two words "First" "Second" regardless of in sequence or not? looking for a single where condition to cover this case.
Here is MyTable:
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RowNo, MyStringColumn
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1 , 'First Second Third'
2 , 'Second Third First'
3 , 'Third First Second'
4 , 'First Third Second'
5 , 'Second Second Third'
Expected Result: Row#1,2,3,4
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RowNo, MyStringColumn
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1 , 'First Second Third'
2 , 'Second Third First'
3 , 'Third First Second'
4 , 'First Third Second'
below SQL returns Row#1,3,4 and doesn't return Row#2 due to an unordered sequence.
SELECT * FROM MyTable WHERE MyStringColumn like '%First%Second%
Here is the SQL script to generate MyTable and data
DROP TABLE IF EXISTS [#MyTable];
SELECT [RowNo],[MyStringColumn] INTO [#MyTable]
FROM (SELECT (1)[RowNo], ('First Second Third')[MyStringColumn]
UNION SELECT 2, 'Second Third First'
UNION SELECT 3, 'Third First Second'
UNION SELECT 4, 'First Third Second'
UNION SELECT 5, 'Second Second Third'
)t
SELECT * FROM [#MyTable] WHERE [MyStringColumn] LIKE '%First%Second%'
CodePudding user response:
Just LIKE
twice.
SELECT *
FROM MyTable
WHERE MyStringColumn LIKE '%First%'
AND MyStringColumn LIKE '%Second%'
And if you want to make sure it's 2 seperate words
SELECT *
FROM MyTable
WHERE ' ' MyStringColumn ' ' LIKE '% First %'
AND ' ' MyStringColumn ' ' LIKE '% Second %'
CodePudding user response:
string_split based approach. Useful when you want to check many words:
select *
from t
where exists (
select 1
from string_split(t.MyStringColum, ' ')
where value in ('first', 'second')
having count(distinct value) = 2
)