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Re: How to search based on first LETTER of consecutive words
Posted by: Rick James
Date: April 28, 2013 09:16PM

I suspect that [[:<:]] does not work for Indian text.

This comes close:

WHERE CONCAT(' ', REPLACE(`Scripture`, ',', ' ')) RLIKE CONCAT(' ', UNHEX('E0A8A6'), '[[:alpha:]]* +', UNHEX('E0A8A6'), '[[:alpha:]]* +', UNHEX('E0A8A6'))

It is replacing the ',' by a space, then defining start of word as one or more spaces followed by 'ਦ'.

Yet, this is failing for me:
WHERE CONCAT(' ', REPLACE(`Scripture`, ',', ' ')) RLIKE
' ਦ[[:alpha:]]* +ਦ[[:alpha:]]* +ਦ'

Suggest filing a bug at http://bugs.mysql.com

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