I have a query:
SELECT (column LIKE '%string%') AS bool FROM table
It returns:
"missing right parenthesis"
Why?
Because of the LIKE
operator, we can't use the DECODE
function. I guess the following, as ugly as it is, matches what you're looking for:
SELECT
login,
CASE
WHEN login LIKE 'admin' THEN 1
ELSE 0
END
FROM users;
or, with boolean like values:
SELECT
login,
CASE
WHEN login LIKE 'admin' THEN 'TRUE'
ELSE 'FALSE'
END
FROM users;
If you are using the LIKE
operator, you would like to use some %
wildcards in the 'admin' string, otherwise a simple equality is enough.