From: | Julius Tuskenis <julius(dot)tuskenis(at)gmail(dot)com> |
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Subject: | Re: Question about pattern matching |
Date: | 2008-12-23 17:37:02 |
Message-ID: | 495121BE.2050107@gmail.com |
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Hi, Dimitris
I think simple
SELECT TABLENAME.id
FROM TABLENAME
WHERE prm_patern ilike TABLENAME.candidate_pattern||'%'
ORDER BY |char_length(|TABLENAME.candidate_pattern) desc
LIMIT 1
should do the trick. (Provided TABLENAME is not very large of course)
Julius Tuskenis
dimitris(dot)sakellarios(at)telesuite(dot)gr rašė:
> TABLENAME
>
> id Candidate pattern
> -------------------------
> 1 0089258068520
> 2 008925806852
> 3 00892580685
> 4 0089258068
> 5 008925806
> 6 00892580
> 7 0089258
> 8 008925
> 9 00892
> 10 0089
> 11 008
> 12 00
> 13 0
>
>
> PATTERN
> -------
> 0089257000000
>
> QUESTION
> --------
> Pls let me know which is the best way to match the
> following pattern against this table and Receive id = 8
> that is the longest matching pattern from left to right.
>
> BR,
> Sakellarios Dimitris.
>
>
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