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Due to a coding error by a prior dev I’ve discovered we have a mysql table that has a bit of data that has an extra escape character.
update mytable SET title = TRIM(TRAILING '\' FROM title)
I’ve tried the above but it obviously throws an error, and I’ve tried ‘\\’. How do I get mysql to treat the backslash literally on it’s own?
Try the following: