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Validate URL Format in SQL Server Using LIKE Pattern

Use SQL Server LIKE patterns to validate URL formats in T-SQL. Examples for HTTP/HTTPS URL validation in MSSQL tables.

The Regex Pattern

Regex pattern

%http[s]%://%[a-zA-Z0-9]%.%[a-zA-Z]%

Use this pattern with mssql's REGEXP operator.

mssql SQL Example

-- Use LIKE pattern matching in SQL Server to validate URL format in a links or web_resources table
SELECT *
FROM your_table
WHERE your_column REGEXP '%http[s]%://%[a-zA-Z0-9]%.%[a-zA-Z]%';

How This Works

Use LIKE pattern matching in SQL Server to validate URL format in a links or web_resources table. The regex pattern is used with mssql's REGEXP operator to filter rows at the database level.

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