(1). Replace all lowercase letters in the user_name field of the tbl_student table with uppercase letters:
Update TBL _ studentsetuser _ name = upper (user _ name);
(2) replace all capital letters in the user_name field of the tbl_student table with lowercase letters:
Update TBL _ studentsetuser _ name = lower (user _ name);
2. Clear leading and trailing spaces of the string, or specify characters:
(1). Clear the leading and trailing spaces in the user_name field in the tbl_student table.
update TBL _ student set user _ name = TRIM(' from user _ name);
(2). Clear the specified character a in the string header:
Update TBL _ studentset user _ name = trim (starting with user _ name and starting with' a');
(3). Clear the specified character b at the end of the string.
Update TBL _ studentset user _ name = trim (trailing' B '); from user _ name);
3. Replace the string:
(1). Replace the number 1 in the string with the letter I.
update TBL _ student set user _ name = replace(user _ name,' 1 ',' I ');
4. Use regular expressions:
(1). If the last two are letters, remove them.
Update TBL _ stustu.user _ name = substring (stu.user _ name, LENGTH(stu.user_name)-2) where stu.user_name REGEXP '[a-zA-Z]{2,} $';
Several common usages of MySQL string processing function
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