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Formula Using "to_number" Appears Case Sensitive

edited Dec 3, 2019 2:57PM in General 3 comments

My general experience has been that the Oracle SQL functions, expressions, keywords, etc are NOT case sensitive.

However, using all upper case "TO_NUMBER[COLOR=#000000]({systemnotes.newvalue})" throws an unexpected error.[/COLOR]

The all lower case version works fine:
to_number({systemnotes.newvalue})

REF: Case# 1182458

This cost me at least 2 hours of testing/diagnostics/trying work-arounds/etc, and then another hour with Support. I don't really have that kind of time to waste.

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