Snowflake Vs MS-SQL - Part 42 - Search Data

          


Search Data

A table contains multiple columns and if you want to search a particular word in any one of these columns.

Suppose you have data as below:
+---------------------------+-----------------+
| PLAY                      | CHARACTER       |
|---------------------------+-----------------|
| All Well That Ends Well   | KING            |
| Henry IV Part 1           | KING CLAUDIUS   |
| John John                 | CHATILLON       |
| King John                 | KING JOHN       |
| Lear Lear                 | GLOUCESTER      |
+---------------------------+-----------------+

Expected Output
+---------------------------+-----------------+
| PLAY                      | CHARACTER       |
|---------------------------+-----------------|
| All Well That Ends Well   | KING            |
| Henry IV Part 1           | KING CLAUDIUS   |
| King John                 | KING JOHN       |
+---------------------------+-----------------+



MS-SQL Server 

You can achieve this by using the LIKE & Wild Card as follows. 



In Snowflake, we can use the same approach as above however Snowflake has a different operation SEARCH.



If you want to search across all columns of the table then you can use as below.


For more details, you can refer to the following SEARCH.




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