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		<title>Mysql function to soundex match a word in a multi word string</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[soundex is a very useful mysql function when we try to compare 2 words if they sounds similar. Here is the official manual for the function. Soundex is pretty easy to use when we are comparing 2 words. For example, check the following query:
 select if(soundex('Rösle')= soundex('rosle'), 1, 0); 
It&#8217;ll return 1 as both the [...]]]></description>
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