I need the correct SQL command to delete where CHAR_LENGTH() more than x amount I tried
TRUNCATE * FROM foo WHERE CHAR_LENGTH(foobar) > 100
(also tried DELETE *)
which according to w3cshools is a valid operator but it just comes back as error:
> #1064 - You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near ' FROM foo WHERE CHAR_LENGTH(foobar) > 100' at line 1*
Note: The error message actually shows > as ASCII "& gt;" (no space or quotes) not sure if that has any relevance ...
I also tried:
SELECT * FROM foo WHERE CHAR_LENGTH(foobar) > 100
Just to see if that would do anything and it did what was expected and showed all with a charcount greater then 100.
As always any help is开发者_运维百科 appreciated.
I think you are looking for the DELETE operation, not TRUNCATE.
DELETE FROM foo WHERE CHAR_LENGTH(foobar) > 100;
TRUNCATE have this syntax:
TRUNCATE foo;
and empties the table completely. You cannot have a WHERE clause on TRUNCATE.
You can't use TRUNCATE TABLE
with a where clause (Ref.)
Use DELETE
instead:
DELETE FROM foo WHERE CHAR_LENGTH(foobar) > 100
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