Categories:: String & Binary Functions (Matching/Comparison)

ENDSWITH¶

Returns TRUE if the first expression ends with second expression. Both expressions must be text or binary expressions.

Syntax¶

ENDSWITH( <expr1> , <expr2> )

Arguments¶

expr1: The string to search in.
expr2: The string to search for at the end of expr1.

Returns¶

Returns a BOOLEAN. The value is True if expr1 ends with expr2. Returns NULL if either input expression is NULL. Otherwise, returns False.

Collation Details¶

The collation specifications of all input arguments must be compatible.

This function does not support the following collation specifications:

lower.
upper.
pi (punctuation-insensitive).
cs-ai (case-sensitive, accent-insensitive).

Examples¶

SELECT * FROM strings;

---------+
    S    |
---------+
 coffee  |
 ice tea |
 latte   |
 tea     |
 [NULL]  |
---------+

SELECT * FROM strings WHERE ENDSWITH(s, 'te');

-------+
   S   |
-------+
 latte |
-------+

The following example uses ENDSWITH with collation:

SELECT ENDSWITH(COLLATE('ñn', 'sp'), COLLATE('n', 'sp'));
+---------------------------------------------------+
| ENDSWITH(COLLATE('ÑN', 'SP'), COLLATE('N', 'SP')) |
|---------------------------------------------------|
| True                                              |
+---------------------------------------------------+