I am working on a Microsoft SQL Server database and I have the following problem to implement these 2 simple select query.
So I have a table named MyTable
that has a column OtherFieldFK
of type BigInt
with a value of 70016592107
.
So for example I want search all the record in this table that have the OtherFieldFK
starting with the value 70
.
I tried to use like
in this way:
select *
from MyTable
where OtherFieldFK like = '70%'
but it doesn't work. I think that like clause works only on string, is it right?
In this table I also have a DATETIME
column named DataInizioGestione
.
I tried to do the same thing:
select *
from DataInizioGestione
where OtherFieldFK like = '2016%'
but in this case it doesn't work either.
How can I correctly implement these 2 queries?
the first should be right, as you wrote:
select * from MyTable where OtherFieldFK like = '70%'
for the second should be converted to the date format in the nvarchar (es 121 with this format aaaa-mm-gg hh:mi:ss.mmm(24h)); in this way you can make the comparison with the like:
select * from MyTable where convert(nvarchar,DataInizioGestione,121) like = '2016%'
or you can directly compare the year:
select * from MyTable where year(DataInizioGestione) = 2016