MySQL8 INSTR() Functions – String Functions
MySQL INSTR() Functions: Syntax
MySQL INSTR() Functions: Description
INSTR() Functions returns the position of the first instance of srchstring in string. This is the same as the two-argument form of LOCATE(), except that the order of the arguments is opposite.
MySQL INSTR() Functions: Parameter
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Name, Required /Optional,Type, Description
string, Required, String , It represents the valid input string.
srchstring, Required, String , It represents valid srchstring to be search for.
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MySQL INSTR() Functions: Output
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Return, Description
position, the position of the first instance of srchstring in string.
0, If srchstring is not found in the string.
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MySQL INSTR() Functions: Available from
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Version, MySQL 4.0
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MySQL INSTR() Functions: Example 1
mysql> SELECT INSTR('tutorialmines','mines'); +--------------------------------+ | INSTR('tutorialmines','mines') | +--------------------------------+ | 9 | +--------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
MySQL INSTR() Functions: Example 2
mmysql> SELECT INSTR('tutorialmines','com'); +------------------------------+ | INSTR('tutorialmines','com') | +------------------------------+ | 0 | +------------------------------+ 1 row in set (0.00 sec)
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