Hi,
I am using the newest version of H2, and recently I encountered a weird issue.
Under mysql mode, I tried to use "CREATE ALIAS IF NOT EXISTS UNIX_TIMESTAMP FOR "com.xxx.xxx.xxx.xx", but it threw me :
org.h2.jdbc.JdbcSQLSyntaxErrorException: Function alias "UNIX_TIMESTAMP" already exists; SQL statement:
CREATE ALIAS IF NOT EXISTS UNIX_TIMESTAMP FOR "com.xxx.xxx.xxx.xx".
This also happened on FROM_UNIXTIME as well as DATE.
After doing research, I found out that these three functions have been built-in under mysql mode since 1.4.194, and this might be the cause of that exception.
However, my *.sql scripts writing such user-defined functions are runned under either oracle or mysql mode, due to different needs. It works under oracle, but throws exceptions under mysql mode, is there any adjustment I can made to make them work fine on both modes?
I have tried to use DROP ALIAS IF EXISTS, while it seems that these built-in functions are different from user-defined functions, such dropping only worked on "real" aliases, not on "built-in" or say "reserved" functions. And I need to keep these codes, because I still need to call these functions under oracle mode using the same scripts. Hope anyone can advise.
Many thanks,
Yuqiang