Tom,
Thanks a lot! It worked.
Tom Lane wrote:
Pushker Chaubey <pchaubey@vertex.co.in> writes:
(Please note that I just replaced similar to with ~*)
They're not the same ... SIMILAR TO is SQL-spec which is almost entirely
unlike POSIX.
You can get there using the undocumented similar_escape function:
"a SIMILAR TO b" is actually implemented as "a ~ similar_escape(b,null)",
so "a ~* similar_escape(b,null)" should do what you want.
regards, tom lane
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