everyone;
I am working on a database where path information are stored, one simplified table is shown below
path_id | path value
1 //a/b/c/d
2 //a/b/e
3 //a/b
4 //a/bcd
So here is the question, how can I get information where has ‘//a/b’ as the prefix? In this case, the result should be:
path_id | path value
1 //a/b/c/d
2 //a/b/e
3 //a/b
I am seeking for a more elegant and optimized query, other than using logic operators like ‘OR’.
Thanks.
Note the extra slash before the wild card in the first part of the
WHEREstatement. This will exclude //a/bcd.