Case-insensitive matching m Multi-line mode e Extract submatches s POSIX wildcard character . matches \n Default: c For more details, see Specifying the parameters for the regular expression.Returns Returns a v
Case-sensitive matching i Case-insensitive matching m Multi-line mode e Extract submatches s POSIX wildcard character . matches \n Default: c For more details, see Specifying the parameters for the regular expression.Returns Returns a value of type VARCHAR. If no matches are found, returns the...
Run a case-sensitive query with a wildcard: SELECT * FROM cities WHERE REGEXP_LIKE(city, 'san.*'); +---+ | CITY | |---| +---+ Run a case-insensitive query with a wildcard: SELECT * FROM cities WHERE REGEXP_LIKE(city, 'san.*', 'i'); +---+ | CITY | |---| |...
The following example performs a case-insensitive match and returns the part of the string that matches the first group (ie): SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR_ALL('a1_a2a3_a4A5a6', '(a)([[:digit:]])', 1, 1, 'ie') AS matches; +---+ | MATCHES | |---| | [ | | "a", | | "a"...
No submatch extraction, except forREGEXP_REPLACE, which always uses submatch extraction. POSIX wildcard character.does not match\nnewline characters. When specifying multiple parameters, enter the string with no spaces or delimiters. For example,imsspecifies case-insensitive matching in multi-line mo...
Case-insensitive alternative for LIKE. ILIKE ANY Case-insensitive alternative for LIKE ANY. JAROWINKLER_SIMILARITY LEFT ✔ ✔ [ NOT ] LIKE LIKE ALL LIKE ANY POSITION ✔ ✔ Provides partial support for collation. For details, see the documentation of the function. REPLACE RIGHT...