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I have been having trouble with the Access key term LIKE and it’s use. I want to use the following RegEx (Regular Expression) in query form as a sort of “verfication rule” where the LIKE operator filters my results:
"^[0]{1}[0-9]{8,9}$"
How can this be accomplished?
I don’t think Access allows regex matches (except in VBA, but that’s not what you’re asking). The
LIKEoperator doesn’t even support alternation.Therefore you need to split it up into two expressions.
(
#means “a single digit” in Access).