How to find the line number of error in Teradata SQL Assistant
I'm new to Teradata SQL Assistant and have a simple issue that couldn't find the solution in Terada documentations. 
How I can find the exact location of this error?
Solution
You need to parse the input and find strings that don't conform to your expectations.
For example...
SELECT
*
FROM
your_table
WHERE
TryCast(your_column AS INT) IS NULL
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