Like Expressions
Like expressions can be used to determine if a given string matches a given regular expression. Each like expression has the following form:
{<string-expression> | <function-invocation>} like
{<string-expression> | <function-invocation>}
If an operand is a function invocation, it must be string-valued.
The right operand must evaluate to a regular expression, as described in
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html, with the addition that the following characters (supported by SQL
like) are allowed:
• % : matches an arbitrary sequence of characters (equivalent to .* in Java’s regular expression dialect)
• _ : matches a single arbitrary character (equivalent to . in Java’s regular expression dialect)
A like expression evaluates to true if the value of the left operand matches the regular expression pattern designated by the right operand. It evaluates to false otherwise.
Example
isCore(op) = (op.name like '%Coring')