Re: Bug Report

Yes, I have searched the archives, and searches for 'inet' or 'ilike' or
'inet+ilike' and 'inet&ilike' return 0 results each.

Have I missed something?

Regards,

DougW

On Thu, 2003-11-20 at 23:09, Douglas M. Westfall wrote:
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> 1) table contains a valid inet field
> 2) query works fine in pgsql 7.2 & 7.3
> 3) query no longer works in pgsql 7.4
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> select * from <table> where <field> ilike '%<inetvalue>%' ;
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> fails with:
> ERROR: Unable to identify an operator '~~*' for types 'inet' and
> '"unknown"'
> You will have to retype this query using an explicit cast
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> select * from ipaddrs2 where ip2_address ilike '%10.123.252.4%' order by
> ip2_address asc;
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> CASTing the operator provides no resolution, as it causes syntax errors,
> ie:
> select * from ipaddrs2 where ip2_address ilike '%10.123.252.4%'::inet
> order by ip2_address asc;
> returns:
> ERROR: invalid INET value '%10.123.252.4%'
> AND:
> select * from ipaddrs2 where ip2_address ilike CAST('%10.123.252.4% as
> inet) order by ip2_address asc;
> returns:
> ERROR: invalid INET value '%10.123.252.4%'
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> If you know how this problem might be fixed, list the solution below:
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> Apparent problem in ilike function dealing with inet values
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