Hi Jeff, how about this?
The "LIKE" operator accepts the '%' and '_' wildcards, where
'%' matches any string of 0 or more characters and
'_' matches any single character.
Sets and Ranges of the form [FfBb] and [a-z] are not supported.
The "CLIKE" operator works exactly the same as the "LIKE"
operator, but is case insensitive. For example:
WHERE foo LIKE 'bar%' # succeeds if foo is "barbaz"
# fails if foo is "BARBAZ" or "Barbaz"
WHERE foo CLIKE 'bar%' # succeeds for "barbaz", "Barbaz", and
"BARBAZ"
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Simon Oliver
