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[SQL] Add collations support to split regex expression #45856
[SQL] Add collations support to split regex expression #45856
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what does it mean for "regex" to be of type
StringTypeAnyCollation
, as it doesn't seem to me that collation is respected/needed for this parameter to begin with? for example, consider:[,]
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+1, why would we allow any collation for the regex string?
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This is to support session-level default collation. If the user changes it and passes regex string literal, it will be interpreted as collated string. We don't want to throw exception in such cases.
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please write unit tests for all corner cases, instead of end-to-end tests
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Rewritten tests, please check.