Preface: I encountered a requirement to extract specific characters from a string in a MySql field, similar to the interception of regular expressions. I had no suitable method. After searching on Baidu, I finally found a suitable method: substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.', -2) This method is highly recommended to retrieve data containing specific characters. substring_index(input,split,index): input is the character to be intercepted, split is the delimiter, and Index is the string to be intercepted to the left (index is positive) or right (index is negative) of the index-th delimiter. Take a personal string as an example: 'Provider="RiskManagement" finalScore="65" RGID="100397278"' I want to get the value of finalScore: -- 1-Get the characters to the right of finalScore select substring_index('Provider="RiskManagement" finalScore="65" RGID="100397278"','finalScore="',-1); -- 2- Get the characters on the left of "RGID=" select substring_index(substring_index('Provider="RiskManagement" finalScore="65" RGID="100397278"','finalScore="',-1),'" RGID="',1); Result 1: 65" RGID="100397278" Result 2: 65 MySQL string extraction functions: left(), right(), substring(), substring_index(). There are also mid() and substr(). Among them, mid() and substr() are equivalent to the substring() function. The function of substring() is very powerful and flexible. 1. String truncation: left(str, length) mysql> select left('sqlstudy.com', 3); +-------------------------+ | left('sqlstudy.com', 3) | +-------------------------+ | sql | +-------------------------+ 2. String interception: right(str, length) mysql> select right('sqlstudy.com', 3); +--------------------------+ | right('sqlstudy.com', 3) | +--------------------------+ | com | +--------------------------+ 3. String extraction: substring(str, pos); substring(str, pos, len) 3.1 Start from the 4th character position of the string and continue until the end. mysql> select substring('sqlstudy.com', 4); +------------------------------+ | substring('sqlstudy.com', 4) | +------------------------------+ | study.com | +------------------------------+ 3.2 Start from the 4th character position of the string and take only 2 characters. mysql> select substring('sqlstudy.com', 4, 2); +---------------------------------+ | substring('sqlstudy.com', 4, 2) | +---------------------------------+ | st | +---------------------------------+ 3.3 Start from the 4th character position (counting backwards) of the string and continue until the end. mysql> select substring('sqlstudy.com', -4); +-------------------------------+ | substring('sqlstudy.com', -4) | +-------------------------------+ | .com | +-------------------------------+ 3.4 Start from the 4th character position (counting backwards) of the string and take only 2 characters. mysql> select substring('sqlstudy.com', -4, 2); +----------------------------------+ | substring('sqlstudy.com', -4, 2) | +----------------------------------+ | .c | +----------------------------------+ We notice that in the function substring(str,pos,len), pos can be negative, but len cannot be negative. 4. String extraction: substring_index(str,delim,count) 4.1 Intercept all characters before the second '.' mysql> select substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.', 2); +------------------------------------------------+ | substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.', 2) | +------------------------------------------------+ | www.sqlstudy | +------------------------------------------------+ 4.2 Intercept all characters after the second '.' (the last character). mysql> select substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.', -2); +-------------------------------------------------+ | substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.', -2) | +-------------------------------------------------+ | com.cn | +-------------------------------------------------+ 4.3 If the value specified by the delim parameter is not found in the string, the entire string is returned mysql> select substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.coc', 1); +---------------------------------------------------+ | substring_index('www.sqlstudy.com.cn', '.coc', 1) | +---------------------------------------------------+ | www.sqlstudy.com.cn | +---------------------------------------------------+ 4.4 Extract the middle value of a field in a table, such as 1, 2, 3 mysql> select substring_index(substring_index(the field, ',', 2), ',', -1) from table name; +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | substring_index(substring_index(the field, ',', 2); , ',', -1)| +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | 2 | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ Summarize The above is what I introduced to you about Mysql string interception and obtaining data in the specified string. 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