Is it possible to query a SQL database and, if the results have a column value matching a given string, return a boolean?
I am wanting to query a table whose results will return multiple rows. I want to check the column value for each returned row and, if any matches ex*, that is anything that starts with ex, return the value bool value of true. I don't need to know how many times it matches ex*, just whether or not it matches at least once.
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