I have a dataset like below:
table_a
Product_Name Product_Orders
game_296 1
game_298 2
game_299 4
300_game 6
xyz_game 9
game-tyw 12
How do I do use a like
function in SQL and combine with a greater than? My overall goal is to filter games that are greater than a certain number like 297.
I would ideally like to do something like this:
select * from table_a
where Product_Name > ilike %297%
The expected output here would be this:
Product_Name Product_Orders
game_298 2
game_299 4
300_game 6
One way would be to remove all non-digits from the string and then do the comparison:
where cast(regexp_replace(product_name, '[^0-9]', '') as int) > 297
Try this:
-- your input ....
WITH
indata(Product_Name,Product_Orders) AS (
SELECT 'game_296', 1
UNION ALL SELECT 'game_298', 2
UNION ALL SELECT 'game_299', 4
UNION ALL SELECT '300_game', 6
UNION ALL SELECT 'xyz_game', 9
UNION ALL SELECT 'game-tyw',12
)
-- real query starts here ...
SELECT
product_name
, product_orders
FROM indata
WHERE CAST(REGEXP_SUBSTR(product_name,'\d+') AS INTEGER) > 297;
-- out product_name | product_orders
-- out --------------+----------------
-- out game_298 | 2
-- out game_299 | 4
-- out 300_game | 6
-- out (3 rows)
Maybe like this:
select * from table_a
where Product_Name like %[2][9][8-9]% or Product_Name like %[3-9][0-9][0-9]%
I don't know the SQL you use, it may be wrong as a syntax.
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