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Asked: May 25, 20262026-05-25T15:29:49+00:00 2026-05-25T15:29:49+00:00

I have my SQL, but the WHERE clause is what i’m having a problem

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I have my SQL, but the WHERE clause is what i’m having a problem with, since filtering out records with operators doesn’t seem to filter the records, but picks up records when they shouldn’t be, I need this LIKE/REGEXP to pick up records then narrow it down by including records that is true to the = statements.

WHERE  rec.street_name REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.city REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.state REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.country REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.street_name LIKE 'united'
OR rec.city LIKE 'united'
OR rec.state LIKE 'united'
OR rec.country LIKE 'united'  
AND rec.ad_type = 1  
AND ( rec.num_rooms >= 15 AND rec.num_rooms IS NOT NULL )  
AND rec.visible_listing = 1

Nor this WHERE clause does filter out records:

WHERE  rec.street_name REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.city REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.state REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.country REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
OR rec.street_name LIKE 'united'
OR rec.city LIKE 'united'
OR rec.state LIKE 'united'
OR rec.country LIKE 'united' 
AND ( rec.ad_type = 1  AND ( rec.num_rooms >= 15 AND rec.num_rooms IS NOT NULL)  AND rec.visible_listing = 1 ) 

Even changing rec.num_rooms / rec.ad_type to any number still doesn’t change anything. Why is this?

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    2026-05-25T15:29:49+00:00Added an answer on May 25, 2026 at 3:29 pm

    Add parens around the ORs

    WHERE  (rec.street_name REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
    OR rec.city REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
    OR rec.state REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
    OR rec.country REGEXP '[[:<:]]united[[:>:]]'
    OR rec.street_name LIKE 'united'
    OR rec.city LIKE 'united'
    OR rec.state LIKE 'united'
    OR rec.country LIKE 'united' )
    
    AND rec.ad_type = 1  
    AND rec.num_rooms >= 15 
    AND rec.num_rooms IS NOT NULL 
    AND rec.visible_listing = 1
    
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