Date: Wed, 17 Jul 2002 10:13:41 +0200 From: bu...@lists.mysql.com To: KISS Akos <ka...@telemedia.hu> Subject: Re: possible bug?

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You have written the following:

---start of your message---- server version: 3.23.49-log

found a bug, dont know if fixed.

mysql> SELECT '\\asdasd {' RLIKE CONCAT(CHAR(92),'.\+{'); +--------------------------------------------+ | '\\asdasd {' RLIKE CONCAT(CHAR(92),'.\+{') | +--------------------------------------------+ | 0 | +--------------------------------------------+

temp solution:

SELECT bla FROM ehh WHERE bla!=REPLACE(bla,'\\\{','\{');