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SQL Essentials: LIKE Operator in CASE Explained
Overview
The LIKE operator allows you to perform pattern matching within CASE WHEN statements. It is used to compare a character string or a field value to a specified string or text and returns a boolean result (true or false). This operator is especially useful when you need to find data that matches a specific string or text.
In simpler terms, the LIKE operator is like a detective searching for clues in a text. It helps you identify specific strings or texts within your data, making it easier to categorize and analyze information.
Understanding the Syntax
The basic syntax for the
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