Philippe Rochat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I think there is a prob with regexp, which is comparing one less
> character as it should. Below is an example. Result is that last
> character is omitted !
Possibly there is a problem with your understanding of regexp patterns
... but all those match
Philippe Rochat writes:
> I think there is a prob with regexp, which is comparing one less
> character as it should. Below is an example. Result is that last
> character is omitted !
A '*' means "zero or more of the preceeding character". You probably want
a '+'.
>
> Ph.R.
>
> postgres=# selec
Hi,
There's no bug with regexp, because "*" operator in
regex match zero or more times. So if you want
match exactly your patern try ~ 'ibd01.*' . "." match an
arbitrary character.
Cheers,
PEJAC Pascal
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