Comparing names with SOUNDEX()

Messy strings like 'Ilynois' instead of 'Illinois' can cause problems when analyzing data. That is why it is important to detect them.

When analyzing the flight_statistics table, you realize that some statistician_name and statistician_surname are written in a different way, such as Miriam Smith and Myriam Smyth. You are afraid there are more differences like this, so you want to check all these names.

You think about comparing with SOUNDEX() the names of the statisticians. If the result of SOUNDEX() is the same, but the texts you are comparing are different, you will find the data you need to clean.

Select the distinct values of statistician_name and statistician_surname columns from S1.
Inner join the flight_statistics table as S2 on similar-sounding first names and surnames using SOUNDEX().
Filter out values where the statistician_name and statistician_surname columns are different from each other in S1 and S2, respectively.

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Comparing names with SOUNDEX()

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