Jan 22, 2004 #1 MSIsam Programmer Sep 29, 2003 173 US Knowing that SUBSTR is the ANSII standard, does anyone know if the Teradata ODBC 3.01 handles the SUBSTRING keyword differenly than version 3.02.
Knowing that SUBSTR is the ANSII standard, does anyone know if the Teradata ODBC 3.01 handles the SUBSTRING keyword differenly than version 3.02.
Jan 23, 2004 #2 dnoeth Instructor Oct 16, 2002 545 DE Only SUBSTRING(col FROM x FOR y) is ANSI Standard, ODBC-style SUBSTRING or Teradata SUBSTR is proprietary. Dieter Upvote 0 Downvote
Only SUBSTRING(col FROM x FOR y) is ANSI Standard, ODBC-style SUBSTRING or Teradata SUBSTR is proprietary. Dieter
Feb 5, 2004 #3 tdatgod Programmer Jul 21, 2001 601 US Hi, I should point out that if are using SQL assistant and you check the BOX ALLOW ODBC extensions That under the cover SQL Assistant will convert the ODBC syntax to Teradata Syntax and submit the query using the Teradata Syntax. Therefore if you take the pre-converted query over to BTEQ, which doesn't do that conversion, your query may not run. --- Upvote 0 Downvote
Hi, I should point out that if are using SQL assistant and you check the BOX ALLOW ODBC extensions That under the cover SQL Assistant will convert the ODBC syntax to Teradata Syntax and submit the query using the Teradata Syntax. Therefore if you take the pre-converted query over to BTEQ, which doesn't do that conversion, your query may not run. ---