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mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid)
it contains different types of mail-ids,and no of users.
here username length is differ na,(ex-
tamil@yahoo.com,joshua@hotmail.com like)
now i want to fetch the email-ids only starting from '@'
(ex-@gmail.com,@yahoo.com,@hotmail.com

Question Posted / mail2sentha

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mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid) it contains different types of mail-ids,and no ..

Answer / raji_4u

select substr(mail_id,instr(mail_id,'@',1)) from table_name

This works fine.

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mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid) it contains different types of mail-ids,and no ..

Answer / paul

just tel me is that wat u exactly want

table -Email

email_id user_id
joy@yahoo.com joySmith
waine@gmail.com WaineR
@gmail.com tr222
@yahoo.com huip

if m not wrong in understanding ur question that is u
required the 2 records with emailid as @gmail.com and
@yahoo.com
then u can use the sql statment -with like...

select * from email where email_id like '@%';
email_id user_id
@gmail.com tr222
@yahoo.com huip

hope m correct...

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mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid) it contains different types of mail-ids,and no ..

Answer / amitabha mandal

select substr(mail_id,instr(email_id,'@'),(length
(email_id,'@') - instr(email_id,'@'))+1) from table_name.

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mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid) it contains different types of mail-ids,and no ..

Answer / rk

select substr(mail_id,1,instr(mail_id,'@')-1) from
test_rk_mail

Regards,

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 2 No

mail-id table contains two columns(email_id,userid) it contains different types of mail-ids,and no ..

Answer / mail2sentha



select email_id,user_id,substr(email_id,instr
(email_id,'@'),length(email_id)) from mail_id;

i think its correct?

Is This Answer Correct ?    1 Yes 4 No

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