RE: [GENERAL] Another Regular Expression "Problem"

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RE: [GENERAL] Another Regular Expression "Problem"
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RE: [GENERAL] Another Regular Expression "Problem" "Jackson, DeJuan" <djackson@cpsgroup.com>


> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Charles Curley [SMTP:charles.h.curley@lmco.com]
> Sent:	Thursday, October 15, 1998 2:52 PM
> To:	PostgreSQL Mailing List
> Subject:	[GENERAL] Another Regular Expression "Problem"
> 
> Hopefully I'm not being dense again ... 
> I've got a CGI frontend that I'd like to give users the ability to
> type in regular expressions into forms and do queries based up this
> data. During testing things work fine as long as I keep with simple
> expressions like: 
>    select "first", "last" from "employees" where "first" ~ '^Charles' 
> But if I do something like the following, I get nothing: 
>    select "first", "last" from "employees" where "first" ~
> '^(Charles)|(James)' 
> I looked down in src/backend/regex at re_format.7 and this is
> explained in that document as "extended" RE's. I've tried this RE with
> egrep and it matches lines like I want (pretty simple stuff here).
> What gives? 
> try:
	SELECT "first", "last" 
     FROM "employees" 
    WHERE "first" ~ '^Charles|^James';
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