¿Qué dos funciones se pueden usar juntas para filtrar registros en función de la presencia de una cadena dentro de los valores de una columna?

The WHERE clause is used to filter records based on specified conditions. SIMILAR TO is a SQL operator that allows for pattern matching using regular expressions, making it highly effective for filtering records where a column's value contains a specific string or adheres to a complex pattern. Therefore, using WHERE with SIMILAR TO enables filtering based on the presence of a string within column values. COLLECT is used for aggregating elements into an array, not for filtering. CONCAT is for concatenating strings, not for filtering. While LIKE is also used for pattern matching, it uses simpler wildcard characters (%, ) rather than the more powerful regular expressions supported by SIMILAR TO. Thus, SIMILAR TO offers more robust string presence detection.