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I have a MySQL table, and for this purpose say the database name is ‘A_blah’, that has several columns but i am interested in removing rows based on a specific column containing a string with a certain character. An example would be say there is a column containing:
A
A{
B
B{
AA
AA{
What i am looking to do is to remove each row that has ‘{‘ in the string in this column leaving:
A
B
AA
Is this possible with a query and if so could you show and explain? Thank you so much.
Assuming that’s the only character your dealing with a simple:
Should suffice.