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MySQL query sql with specified fields that are not numbers and commas

Shulou Source: shulou.com Published: 2022-06-01 04:07:00 09月17日 Update

Core sql statement

MySQL queries statements that do not contain numbers:

SELECT * FROM test WHERE `name` regexp '[^0-9]';

MySQL queries pure numeric statements:

SELECT * FROM test WHERE `name` regexp '[0-9]';

Related articles id, are numbers or commas, then the following statements MySQL query does not contain numbers and commas:

SELECT * FROM test WHERE `name` regexp '[^0-9,]';

MySQL queries a column that is not a number

Columns containing numbers:

SELECT Column Name FROM Table Name WHERE Column Name REGEXP '[0-9]{1,}'

Columns without numbers:

SELECT Column Name FROM Table Name WHERE Column Name REGEXP '[0-9]{1,}' = 0

mysql regular expression query non-numeric

Want to query regular expression sql whose field age content is not numeric

SELECT `age` FROM `table_name` WHERE `age` REGEXP '^[^0-9]$';

or

SELECT `age` FROM `table_name` WHERE `age` NOT REGEXP '^[0-9]$';

more digital

select * from table_name where `age` REGEXP '[^0-9]{1,}'

Introduction to regexp operator in MySQL

The regexp operator is used to perform more complex string comparisons. (Only strings can be manipulated)

Special characters belonging to regexp operator

^Matches the beginning of a string. For example,'^Dong' is a string starting with Dong.

$matches the end of the string.

. Matches any single character including carriage returns and new lines.

* Matches any sequence of 0 or more characters preceding an asterisk. (There may not be one before the asterisk)

+ Matches any sequence of one or more characters preceding the plus sign. (Must be before plus)

?Matches 0 or more characters before the question mark.

{n}A sequence that matches n occurrences of the content preceding the parenthesis.

() matches the contents of the parenthesis.

[abc]Matches the string abc that appears in square brackets.

[a-z]Matches 1 character between a-z in square brackets.

[^a-z] matches 1 character in square brackets that is not between a-z.`

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