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My understanding was that is a bitwise operator. &nbsp;Additionally, every reference I have seen for the Teradata logical operators has the keyword NOT; therefore, 2 sanity checks:<br />
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+ Is the results the same if you swap ^ with NOT<br />
+ What do you get with: SELECT 1^1
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My understanding was that is a bitwise operator.  Additionally, every reference I have seen for the Teradata logical operators has the keyword NOT; therefore, 2 sanity checks:

+ Is the results the same if you swap ^ with NOT
+ What do you get with: SELECT 1^1

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Hi Guys,<br />
I've inherited a program which has some teradata access in it and one part of the query has me stumped as I dont know what it does or how its meant to operate. &nbsp;<br />
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This particular example is on a group by clause &nbsp;like this with the '^' operator.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-26814775-1">GROUP BY 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 , 5 ) chk 
WHERE ( ^ ( CAST( one_id AS INT ) = 9772 
 AND two_id = 12192 ) ) ;</code></pre>
...<br />
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Anyone can unveil what this '^' operator is and does? &nbsp;It looks like 'NOT' &nbsp;but I cant confirm it anywhere<br />
Thanks<br />
B<br />

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Hi Guys,
I've inherited a program which has some teradata access in it and one part of the query has me stumped as I dont know what it does or how its meant to operate.  

This particular example is on a group by clause  like this with the '^' operator.

...
(CODE)
...

Anyone can unveil what this '^' operator is and does?  It looks like 'NOT'  but I cant confirm it anywhere
Thanks
B


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