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Possible with one MySQL query? “column contains any of the array's values”

Basically I want to check whether a mysql text column, which contains comma-separated values, contains any of the values contained in an array. I know this can be done with a loop and multiple queries, but I was hoping for a single query. Is this possible? Thank you.

I would use a solution like this:

SELECT
  *
FROM
  yourtable
WHERE
  str RLIKE
  CONCAT('[[:<:]]', REPLACE('values,in,the,array', ',', '[[:>:]]|[[:<:]]'), '[[:>:]]')

this will make the following string:

'values,in,the,array'

like this:

[[:<:]]values[[:>:]]|[[:<:]]in[[:>:]]|[[:<:]]the[[:>:]]|[[:<:]]array[[:>:]]

[[:<:]] and [[:>:]] are word boundaries so it will match only whole words, and | is an OR so it will match any of the words. Please see fiddle here .

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table WHERE (my_column LIKE '%,0,%' OR my_column LIKE '%,1,%');

要么

SELECT COUNT(*) FROM my_table WHERE (my_column REGEXP LIKE '.*,[0-1],.*');

Do you mean

... WHERE my_column LIKE '%first_array_value%' OR my_column LIKE '%second_array_value%'

It will work but very bad because of performance. There is also another way

... WHERE MATCH (my_column) AGAINST ('first_array_value second_array_value')

but the best way is to change data structure if possible.

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