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| From: | Thimble Smith | Date: | August 10 1999 10:14pm |
| Subject: | Re: Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | ||
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At 14:22, 19990810, Paul DuBois wrote: >One of the SUBSTRING() variants supported by MySQL is: > >SUBSTRING(str FROM len) Yes, that looks odd to me, too. I've tried to use it before, with, for example, SELECT SUBSTRING(url FROM 8) WHERE url LIKE 'http://%' and it didn't work like I expected (I know, I should adjust my expectations so that they match the documentation). I'd rather have SUBSTRING(str FROM pos) and SUBSTRING(str FOR len), with the first behaving like the current SUBSTRING(str, pos) and the second behaving like the current SUBSTRING(str FROM pos). But I don't really feel strongly about it. Tim
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| • Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | Paul DuBois | 10 Aug |
| • Re: Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | Thimble Smith | 11 Aug |
| • Re: Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | Ken Farwell | 11 Aug |
| • Re: Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | (Ray Zimmerman) | 11 Aug |
| • Re: Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | Ken Farwell | 11 Aug |
| • Does this SUBSTRING() syntax seem strange to you? | Michael Widenius | 17 Aug |
