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NUMERIC - sql equivalent?

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queryjohn

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I have a table column that is defined as CHARACTER. However, this field should only contain numeric values. I would like to run a query that returns all rows where this field contains a non-numeric value (not including nulls).

In COBOL, I'd use the keywords NOT NUMERIC to check for this. Is there an SQL function or keyword that is equivalent?
 
Depends on what dbf you are using.

For example in SQL Server you could use:

select * from mytable
where mot isnumeric(myfield)

 
Depends on what dbf you are using.

For example in SQL Server you could use:

select * from mytable
where not isnumeric(myfield)

 
The RDBMS is NCR Teradata, if that helps.
 
This question would be more appropriate for forum328, which is specific to Teradata issues. Perhaps one of the experts there can help you.
 
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