I would like to know how to use MySQL's REGEXP or RLIKE feature for the two following tasks:
Task #1
Select all e-mail addresses, but only return the component after the @ and before the first . in the domain. So say I had 3 emails in a table... bob@123.com, bill@456.com, ben@789.com I would just want it to return 3 results of 123, 456, 789.
Task #2
When used in a WHERE clause, I would like to only match where the same part of the domain (after the @ and before the first .) meets a certain criteria.开发者_开发知识库 For arguments sake, lets say this is 123, 456 or 789.
Task #1 - there is no way to do this, MySQL can use REGEXPS only for comparision
Task #2 -
SELECT * FROM table WHERE field REGEXP '^[^@]+@(123|456|789)\\..*$'
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