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I would like to query a database which is MySQL 5.



Let's say database name is db and the table name is table and the column name is column



and that column is a text



containing the following for example:



aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


So i would like to query that table and grep only where rxp > 0918



so I'm expecting the result to be:



aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


I tried with SELECT column FROM db.table WHERE column LIKE '%rxp=1018%'and it's working ! but that's meant that i will need to manually insert all dates !










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    I would like to query a database which is MySQL 5.



    Let's say database name is db and the table name is table and the column name is column



    and that column is a text



    containing the following for example:



    aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
    aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


    So i would like to query that table and grep only where rxp > 0918



    so I'm expecting the result to be:



    aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


    I tried with SELECT column FROM db.table WHERE column LIKE '%rxp=1018%'and it's working ! but that's meant that i will need to manually insert all dates !










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      I would like to query a database which is MySQL 5.



      Let's say database name is db and the table name is table and the column name is column



      and that column is a text



      containing the following for example:



      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


      So i would like to query that table and grep only where rxp > 0918



      so I'm expecting the result to be:



      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


      I tried with SELECT column FROM db.table WHERE column LIKE '%rxp=1018%'and it's working ! but that's meant that i will need to manually insert all dates !










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      I would like to query a database which is MySQL 5.



      Let's say database name is db and the table name is table and the column name is column



      and that column is a text



      containing the following for example:



      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


      So i would like to query that table and grep only where rxp > 0918



      so I'm expecting the result to be:



      aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


      I tried with SELECT column FROM db.table WHERE column LIKE '%rxp=1018%'and it's working ! but that's meant that i will need to manually insert all dates !







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          Assuming that the value that comes after rxp= is always of length 4 in the format MMYY then the following should do the trick for you. Note that since your date is in string format, we need to perform check for both the month and year separately.



          SELECT *
          FROM db.table
          WHERE LEFT(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 2) > '09'
          AND MID(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 3, 2) >= '18'


          Assuming you've got the following values under column:



          aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
          aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1
          aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1116&ls=1


          The output of the query should be



          aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


          However, I would highly recommend you to normalise your table and store every value in a separate column (ct, rxp, rpa, ls etc.) instead of having a lot of information combined into a single string.






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          • you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
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          • @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
            – Giorgos Myrianthous
            Nov 8 at 10:18




















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          create table #temp(
          Integ Integer
          )
          insert into #temp values(CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100', 29),4)) ) ,
          (CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1', 29),4)) )
          select * from #temp
          where Integ >918
          drop table #temp


          hope it helps you






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            Assuming that the value that comes after rxp= is always of length 4 in the format MMYY then the following should do the trick for you. Note that since your date is in string format, we need to perform check for both the month and year separately.



            SELECT *
            FROM db.table
            WHERE LEFT(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 2) > '09'
            AND MID(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 3, 2) >= '18'


            Assuming you've got the following values under column:



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1116&ls=1


            The output of the query should be



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


            However, I would highly recommend you to normalise your table and store every value in a separate column (ct, rxp, rpa, ls etc.) instead of having a lot of information combined into a single string.






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            • you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
              – Ike White
              Nov 8 at 10:17










            • @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
              – Giorgos Myrianthous
              Nov 8 at 10:18

















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            Assuming that the value that comes after rxp= is always of length 4 in the format MMYY then the following should do the trick for you. Note that since your date is in string format, we need to perform check for both the month and year separately.



            SELECT *
            FROM db.table
            WHERE LEFT(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 2) > '09'
            AND MID(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 3, 2) >= '18'


            Assuming you've got the following values under column:



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1116&ls=1


            The output of the query should be



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


            However, I would highly recommend you to normalise your table and store every value in a separate column (ct, rxp, rpa, ls etc.) instead of having a lot of information combined into a single string.






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            • you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
              – Ike White
              Nov 8 at 10:17










            • @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
              – Giorgos Myrianthous
              Nov 8 at 10:18















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            up vote
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            Assuming that the value that comes after rxp= is always of length 4 in the format MMYY then the following should do the trick for you. Note that since your date is in string format, we need to perform check for both the month and year separately.



            SELECT *
            FROM db.table
            WHERE LEFT(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 2) > '09'
            AND MID(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 3, 2) >= '18'


            Assuming you've got the following values under column:



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1116&ls=1


            The output of the query should be



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


            However, I would highly recommend you to normalise your table and store every value in a separate column (ct, rxp, rpa, ls etc.) instead of having a lot of information combined into a single string.






            share|improve this answer














            Assuming that the value that comes after rxp= is always of length 4 in the format MMYY then the following should do the trick for you. Note that since your date is in string format, we need to perform check for both the month and year separately.



            SELECT *
            FROM db.table
            WHERE LEFT(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 2) > '09'
            AND MID(SUBSTRING_INDEX(testColumn, 'rxp=', -1), 3, 2) >= '18'


            Assuming you've got the following values under column:



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1
            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1116&ls=1


            The output of the query should be



            aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1


            However, I would highly recommend you to normalise your table and store every value in a separate column (ct, rxp, rpa, ls etc.) instead of having a lot of information combined into a single string.







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            • you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
              – Ike White
              Nov 8 at 10:17










            • @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
              – Giorgos Myrianthous
              Nov 8 at 10:18




















            • you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
              – Ike White
              Nov 8 at 10:17










            • @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
              – Giorgos Myrianthous
              Nov 8 at 10:18


















            you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
            – Ike White
            Nov 8 at 10:17




            you mentioned FROM db.table A so what is A refer to ?
            – Ike White
            Nov 8 at 10:17












            @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
            – Giorgos Myrianthous
            Nov 8 at 10:18






            @IkeWhite My bad. See my updated answer.
            – Giorgos Myrianthous
            Nov 8 at 10:18














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            create table #temp(
            Integ Integer
            )
            insert into #temp values(CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100', 29),4)) ) ,
            (CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1', 29),4)) )
            select * from #temp
            where Integ >918
            drop table #temp


            hope it helps you






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              create table #temp(
              Integ Integer
              )
              insert into #temp values(CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100', 29),4)) ) ,
              (CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1', 29),4)) )
              select * from #temp
              where Integ >918
              drop table #temp


              hope it helps you






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                create table #temp(
                Integ Integer
                )
                insert into #temp values(CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100', 29),4)) ) ,
                (CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1', 29),4)) )
                select * from #temp
                where Integ >918
                drop table #temp


                hope it helps you






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                create table #temp(
                Integ Integer
                )
                insert into #temp values(CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=0918&rpa=100', 29),4)) ) ,
                (CONVERT(INT, right(left('aksksksksjsjk&ct=100&rxp=1018&ls=1', 29),4)) )
                select * from #temp
                where Integ >918
                drop table #temp


                hope it helps you







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