Worked Examples · Example 9.17
Q.The following query selects names of all employees containing 'a' as the second character.
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →Example 9.17, on the real EMPLOYEE table (Table 9.8): the pattern '_a%' (any one character, then 'a', then anything) matches names whose second character is 'a' — Aaliya, Sanya, Nachaobi, Daribha and Tanya.
The real EMPLOYEE table (Table 9.8)
| EmpNo | Ename | Salary | Bonus | DeptId |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Aaliya | 10000 | 234 | D02 |
| 102 | Kritika | 60000 | 123 | D01 |
| 103 | Shabbir | 45000 | 566 | D01 |
| 104 | Gurpreet | 19000 | 565 | D04 |
| 105 | Joseph | 34000 | 875 | D03 |
| 106 | Sanya | 48000 | 695 | D02 |
| 107 | Vergese | 15000 | NULL | D01 |
| 108 | Nachaobi | 29000 | NULL | D05 |
| 109 | Daribha | 42000 | NULL | D04 |
| 110 | Tanya | 50000 | 467 | D05 |
mysql> SELECT EName FROM EMPLOYEE
-> WHERE Ename like '_a%';
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