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hello everyone and welcome to another sql query training session with learn at no star in todayamp;#39;s session we are going to take a look at some examples using the sql like clause so we are going to write some queries and we are going to look at some scenarios where we would be comparing certain characters in a string with some specific values so letamp;#39;s get started so the first example that weamp;#39;re going to work with is name so iamp;#39;m working with the adventure worldamp;#39;s data warehouse data for sql server and iamp;#39;m using the dem customer table so iamp;#39;ve run a simple query select first name from dem customer now letamp;#39;s say we want to match certain characters which means our example the first example that we are going to take is that we are going to identify all the customers whose first name starts with the alphabet a so in that case itamp;#39;s a very simple query what we can do is use the where clause and then compare the first name so