Query with LIKE operator returns an error, "Invalid SQL statement was used" on a joined feature class.
上次发布: October 9, 2017ArcSDE/Enterprise Geodatabase
漏洞 ID 编号
BUG-000085345
已提交
February 17, 2015
上次修改时间
January 28, 2021
适用范围
ArcSDE/Enterprise Geodatabase
找到的版本
10.1
状态
Will Not Be Addressed
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附加信息
This is expected behavior. The LIKE operator is an operator for character strings. If it is used against a numeric field, the data must be converted to a string. Some databases support implicit conversion from numeric to text, some do not. If the data is pulled from a single database, the query validation can be pushed down to the database. In the case of data being pulled from multiple sources, the validation cannot be pushed to the database and client rules are used instead, and character string operators such as LIKE are flagged as invalid by client-side validation.
To query character matches like this the data should be stored as text, or the query should be written using >= and <= operators.