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ARROW-12157: [C++][Gandiva] Implement like function for regex expressions - #9853
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wjones127
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jvictorhuguenin
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@wjones127, after I saw your PR I also think it is a duplicate, @projjal can you take a look at it please? |
projjal
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Both are implementing regexp_like. Thanks @wjones127 for catching. @frank400 how about you close this PR as duplicate. |
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Implement native functions to compile regex expressions directly, instead of using SQL patterns, in LIKE expressions