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Tsung-Lin Chuang
1,567 Pointshow to union two different table and result only shows name with the letter L to Z
how to union two different table and result only shows name with the letter L to Z
2 Answers
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsIn your WHERE clause, you can use inequality operators on string fields. For example, if compared a field named "word" using the expression "WHERE word < 'L'", you would get only words that start with letters that come before "L" in the alphabet ("A" through "K").
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Tsung-Lin Chuang
1,567 Pointsdoesn't work. question: there are two table: fruit table with fruitid and name column, vegetable table with vegetableid and name column. create a list of all fruits and vegetables starting with the letters A through K.
my answer is following select name from fruit union select name from vegetable where name >= 'K'
but it doesn't work
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsBut you originally asked for only names "with the letter L to Z". Check my answer again, I revised the example to fit this new criteria.
Eli De Leon
Courses Plus Student 1,758 PointsEli De Leon
Courses Plus Student 1,758 PointsThank you, that worked. I had tried:
SELECT Name FROM Fruit WHERE Name IN ('A%','B%','C%', 'D%', 'E%', 'F%', 'G%', 'H%', 'I%', 'J%', 'K%') UNION SELECT Name FROM Vegetable WHERE Name IN ('A%','B%,'C%', 'D%', 'E%', 'F%', 'G%', 'H%', 'I%', 'J%', 'K%') ORDER BY Name;
as well as trying to use
WHERE Name BETWEEN 'A' AND 'L'
Surprisingly those didnt work.
Steven Parker
231,269 PointsSteven Parker
231,269 PointsYou can't use wildcards with "
IN", they only work with "LIKE".