From: Ragnar <gnari@hive.is>
To: Wilton Wonrath <wrwonrath@yahoo.com.br>
Cc: pgsql-sql@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: Range of caracters
Date: Tue, 07 Aug 2007 18:18:14 +0000
Message-ID: <1186510694.5778.401.camel@localhost.localdomain> (raw)
In-Reply-To: <603019.54350.qm@web34314.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
References: <603019.54350.qm@web34314.mail.mud.yahoo.com>
On þri, 2007-08-07 at 10:07 -0700, Wilton Wonrath wrote:
> Data Table
>
> Inicial ------------- Final
> 9C2HB02107R008000 9C2HB02107R008200
>
> FAIXA1 FAIXA100
>
> I´m doing the following query:
>
> SELECT recallfxchassi.* FROM recallfxchassi
> LEFT JOIN recall ON recallfxchassi.idrecall = recall.id WHERE
> ('FAIXA2' BETWEEN chassiinicial AND chassifinal);
>
> This is not returning anything. I believe that is because it´s check´s
> caracter by caracter and 2 is bigger than 1. But in a real situation
> I will need that return something (FAIXA2 is between FAIXA1 and
> FAIXA100).
>
> Does anyone knows if exists some way or command in PostgreSQL that
> could solve this "problem" ?
sounds like you need to normalize your schema, but it is possible.
if the prefix is fixed then you can do
WHERE substr('FAIXA2',6)::integer
between substr(chassiinicial,6)::integer
and substr(chassifinal,6)::integer;
if the prefix is not fixed, but it's length is, and you are using a
sufficiently recent version of postgresql, you can do:
WHERE (substr('FAIXA2',1,5),
substr('FAIXA2',6)::integer)
between
(substr(chassiinicial,1,5),
substr(chassiinicial,6)::integer)
and (substr(chassifinal,1,5),
substr(chassifinal,6)::integer);
if the prefix length is not fixed, you will have
to do some juggling:
WHERE (substring('FAIXA2' from '^[^0-9]*'),
substring('FAIXA2' from '[0-9]+$')::integer)
between
(substr(chassiinicial from '^[^0-9]*'),
substr(chassiinicial from '[0-9]+$')::integer)
and (substr(chassifinal from '^[^0-9]*'),
substr(chassifinal from '[0-9]+$')::integer);
gnari
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