Microsoft SQL query: How to write a select to return columns where the first letter of a string equals starts with a letter from a-d
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First, we need to identify the column(s) that we want to filter based on the first letter of the string. Let's assume we have a table called "my_table" with a column called "my_column" that contains strings. Show more…
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