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I am trying to use REGEXP_LIKE in a CASE statement (In an ORACLE DB).
When I use it only once it is working OK:
case when regexp_like(CURRENT_OPER, MDT_CONFIG_OPER) > 0 then 1 end
when I add a 2nd REGEXP_LIKE – I get an error
The SQL statement is not supported.
case when regexp_like(CURRENT_OPER, MDT_CONFIG_OPER) > 0
and regexp_like(NEXT_OPER, MDT_CONFIG_OPER) > 0
then 1
end
Any idea what might cause this?
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