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SELECT stuff REGEXP 'itunes' as is_itunes;
In this MySQL query, if “stuff” has the word “itunes” in it, it will mark it as itunes.
However, I want to say “begin with”. How can I check for “begin with” instead of anywhere in the text?
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%serves as a wildcard character, so this would match rows with thestufffield equal to any ofitunes,itunesfoo,itunes1, …More info: SQL LIKE Operator at W3Schools.