On Thu, 20 Aug 1998 k_ogorman@kompass.ie wrote:
> Is there a known reason why the following definition fails
> the parser at the IN keyword?:
>
> create table kev_test ( my_tag char check (my_tag in ('A', 'B', 'C')));
It isn't this worse at all :-)
First, your syntax is not correct.
Second, you can change the 'IN' Clause with several 'OR' clauses.
The result would look like this:
create table kev_test ( my_tag char) constraint tester check (my_tag =
'A' OR my_tag='B' OR my_tag = 'C');
If somebody has a solution for the 'IN' construction.... mail it!
So long,
Holger
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