on 04-30-2016 3:25 PM
In attempting to use the AT function, we have found that the 3rd optional parameter does not work.
select at(' ','Test String',2) from system.iota;
That results in an error
select at(' ','Test String') from system.iota;
This works just fine.
Documentation shows:
AT( str1, str2[, start] )
Return integer location (1-based) of str1 in str2, with optional start starting point.
If str1 is not found in str2, 0 is returned.
Any idea of what is going on?
Thanks,
Chris
Will report this to the engineering and if I get an answer, I come asap back to you.
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