Hi!
We just encountered that MySQL seeems not to accept a "LIKE '%...'" clause
in a DELETE statement. In the annotated online documentation it is said a
DELETE statement can be followed by any valid WHERE clause. LIKE is listed
as a common string comparison function in the SELECT and WHERE functions
chapter.
So does MySQL actually deny LIKE in DELETEs as it seems to do or is there a
way to use this combination as you can guess reading the manual?!
Thanks in advance for a short "No, not possible" or a hint how it could
work.
Regards,
Sascha Dahl
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