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I have two tables in database.



Both tables have a business name column but not always going to be the same.



for example tbl 1 has a business name of 'Aone Dental Practices Limited TA Jaws Dental' and Tbl 2 has a business name of 'Jaws Dental'. I want to be able to join these together as Jaws Dental is visible in both.



I can't seem to get the Like clause working for this.



tried 



 Tbl1_BusinesName Like '%' + Tbl2_BusinesName + '%'





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I have two tables in database.



Both tables have a business name column but not always going to be the same.



for example tbl 1 has a business name of 'Aone Dental Practices Limited TA Jaws Dental' and Tbl 2 has a business name of 'Jaws Dental'. I want to be able to join these together as Jaws Dental is visible in both.



I can't seem to get the Like clause working for this.



tried 



 Tbl1_BusinesName Like '%' + Tbl2_BusinesName + '%'





sql tsql wildcard like ssms-2017







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  • what is your expected output?

    – Sahil Anand
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:16














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I have two tables in database.



Both tables have a business name column but not always going to be the same.



for example tbl 1 has a business name of 'Aone Dental Practices Limited TA Jaws Dental' and Tbl 2 has a business name of 'Jaws Dental'. I want to be able to join these together as Jaws Dental is visible in both.



I can't seem to get the Like clause working for this.



tried 



 Tbl1_BusinesName Like '%' + Tbl2_BusinesName + '%'





sql tsql wildcard like ssms-2017







share|improve this question
















I have two tables in database.



Both tables have a business name column but not always going to be the same.



for example tbl 1 has a business name of 'Aone Dental Practices Limited TA Jaws Dental' and Tbl 2 has a business name of 'Jaws Dental'. I want to be able to join these together as Jaws Dental is visible in both.



I can't seem to get the Like clause working for this.



tried 



 Tbl1_BusinesName Like '%' + Tbl2_BusinesName + '%'





sql tsql wildcard like ssms-2017




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  • what is your expected output?

    – Sahil Anand
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:16



















  • what is your expected output?

    – Sahil Anand
    Nov 21 '18 at 14:16

















what is your expected output?

– Sahil Anand
Nov 21 '18 at 14:16





what is your expected output?

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SELECT * 

FROM Table1 T1

LEFT JOIN Table2 T2 ON T1.BusinesName LIKE '%'+TS.BusinesName+'%'





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LEFT JOIN Table2 T2 ON T1.BusinesName LIKE '%'+TS.BusinesName+'%'





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        SELECT * 
        
FROM Table1 T1
        
LEFT JOIN Table2 T2 ON T1.BusinesName LIKE '%'+TS.BusinesName+'%'





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        This query should work :



        SELECT * 
        
FROM Table1 T1
        
LEFT JOIN Table2 T2 ON T1.BusinesName LIKE '%'+TS.BusinesName+'%'






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