I want to only display searched string from a table, as example this is my table:
Table name: guidelines
id content
1 An individual is accused “of” a crime, not “with” or “for” a crime. Accused, often as “the accused”, refers to the individual or individuals standing trial. EXAMPLES: The prosecutor accused the politician of bribery. The accused politician stood trial for bribery. See alleged, charged, suspected.
2 There were a lot of people getting accused on this particular town.
If I use search query to search for "accused", it will show the full result:
SELECT content FROM "guidelines" WHERE "content" 'ILIKE' '%accused%';
Result:
content
An individual is accused “of” a crime, not “with” or “for” a crime. Accused, often as “the accused”, refers to the individual or individuals standing trial. EXAMPLES: The prosecutor accused the politician of bribery. The accused politician stood trial for bribery. See alleged, charged, suspected.
There were a lot of people getting accused on this particular town.
How can I only get the first matching string and followed by the data on the column, as example this is my goal:
content
Accused, often as “the accused”, refers to th...
accused on this particular to...
update: I updated the table and column name to make it better to differentiate table and column
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Answers
In Postgresql, you can do that by using position function and substring function. see the following query as an example:
Try this :
each # is the place holder defined in the last part
for '#'
and need and aditional "So you have % and function will return what is found inside both placeholder. In this case is % or the rest of the string after accused