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ABENCDS_COND_EXPR_LIKE_V2 - CDS COND EXPR LIKE V2

ABENCDS_COND_EXPR_LIKE_V2 - CDS COND EXPR LIKE V2

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- CDS View Entity, cds_cond, LIKE

... lhs $[NOT$] LIKE rhs $[ESCAPE esc$]...

Addition:

... ESCAPE esc

Effect

Pattern comparison in a condition in a CDS view entity. The relational expression is true if the string in lhs matches (does not match) the pattern in rhs.

Rules for the operands lhs and rhs:

Rules for the pattern in rhs:

  • '%' is a wildcard character that represents any character string (including an empty string)
  • '_' stands for any character

Notes

  • Do not use patterns in rhs that are closed by wildcard characters to search for trailing blanks. The semantics of searches of this type are dependent on the database system that is used and in general do not produce the required result.
  • If lhs contains the null value, then the comparison lhs LIKE '%' is not true. In , this comparison is true (as described in topic sql_cond, LIKE).


Addition

... ESCAPE esc.

Effect

The addition ESCAPE can be used to define a single-character escape character. esc expects a character-like literal with the length 1 containing the escape character. In the pattern in rhs, the escape character esc can be placed before a wildcard character or before the escape character itself. Then, the character directly following the escape character loses its special meaning.

If an escape character in rhs is not placed in front of one of the valid characters, a syntax error occurs.

The character # is recommended for the escape character esc.

Example

To search for the pattern '100%', the following expression can be used with # as the escape character.

... LIKE '100#%' ESCAPE '#' ...






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