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bright chibuike
3,245 Pointsmatching patter
In the e-commerce database we have a products table. The columns are id, name, description and price.
Find all the products where the pattern 't-shirt' can be found anywhere in the product name.
4 Answers

KRIS NIKOLAISEN
54,739 PointsHere is an example from the Internet that should help you solve this:
To find the tracks whose names contain the Wild literal string,
you use % wildcard at the beginning and end of the pattern:
SELECT
trackid,
name
FROM
tracks
WHERE
name LIKE '%Wild%';

bright chibuike
3,245 PointsThanks. Just got it.

bright chibuike
3,245 PointsTry providing answers to the matching pattern question but seems not matching at all .can some help? In the e-commerce database we have a products table. The columns are id, name, description and price.
Find all the products where the pattern 't-shirt' can be found anywhere in the product name.

Tommy Gebru
30,152 PointsHey Bright so for this challenge, you want to use the LIKE keyword
Kris is on the right track with the formatting as well the example solution