>>>>> "Philips" == Philips <philips_at_work@stripped> writes:
Philips> under WinNT with shareware version 3.21.29 I have the following problem:
Philips> in documentation right argument for REGEXP is marked as expression, but if I
> try
Philips> to write something like (for example)
Philips> SELECT ... WHERE (ADDRESS REGEXP
Philips> CONCAT('.*',SOME_FIELD_1,'.*',SOME_FIELD_2,'.*'))
Philips> I got the syntax error.
Philips> In my case I was needed to create regular expression in program (Perl 5.5.2)
Philips> on-the-fly using generated on-the-fly subregexps and fields from base.
Philips> As I understand this is bug in documentation, but for me it's more prefereble
> to
Philips> change MySQL, according the documentation ;-)
Hi!
In MySQL 3.21 the REGEXP was a constant string; This is fixed in the
newer MySQL versions.
Regards,
Monty
PS: Sorry for the long delay before replying, but I just come back from
a 2 weeks vacation trip.
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| • RegExp question | Philips | 26 Oct |
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