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REGEXP wrong behavour

REGEXP wrong behavour

2005-01-27       - By webmaster

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Hi, all

Can someone expalin me why this statement gives a wrong result:
SELECT "a a(word)a a" REGEXP "[[:<:]]a(word)a[[:>:]]"; results 0.
But I expect this results TRUE because of setting of null boundary
correspondings at the beginning and the ending of the word ("a(word)a") in
REGEXP.

Thanks,
AZtpa,







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