Mysql find and replace

Mysql replace text

UPDATE
    table_name
SET
    column_name = REPLACE(column_name, 'text to find', 'text to replace with')
WHERE
    column_name LIKE '%text to find%';

Replace mysql

#REPLACE(string, from_string, new_string)
SELECT REPLACE(myText, "a", "b") as myText FROM tableText;

Mysql find and replace

UPDATE `table` SET `column` = replace(`column`, 'find text', 'replace text')

Search for replace in mysql

UPDATE products SET 
productDescription = REPLACE(productDescription,'abuot','about');

Source: mysqltutorial.org

Update and replace mysql

#Search, Update & Replace Query

UPDATE `tblname` SET `description`= REPLACE(`description`, 'old name', 'New Name') WHERE `description` LIKE '%old name%';

Find and replace database table phpmyadmin

update TABLE_NAME set FIELD_NAME =
replace(FIELD_NAME, 'Text to find', 'text to replace with');

Source: betterstudio.com

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