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Feb 26.2022

I’m trying to join two tables on a name search.

On one table I have F.Tree on a second I have Fern Tree

As far as I can see this is the only issue / exception I have , all others match but down the track there could be more. Likely best way would be first letter and second word as a full match??

Not sure how to do this in MySQL or if i can be done.

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@NogDogFeb 26.2022 — How do you know it's not supposed to match with "Fig Tree"?
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@kiwisauthorFeb 26.2022 — @NogDog#1642879

There's a second filter which limits the options. Essentially I want to find the closest match and it'll be more than likely the correct match
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