diff --git a/docs/sql_reference/functions-reference/string/regexp-like.md b/docs/sql_reference/functions-reference/string/regexp-like.md
index 7cd39018..8b8444e1 100644
--- a/docs/sql_reference/functions-reference/string/regexp-like.md
+++ b/docs/sql_reference/functions-reference/string/regexp-like.md
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ REGEXP_LIKE(<expression>, '<pattern>'[,'<flag>[...]'])
 | `<flag>`  | Optional. Flags allow additional controls over the regular's expression matching behavior. If using multiple flags, you can include them in the same single-quote block without any separator character. | Firebolt supports the following RE2 flags to override default matching behavior. With `-` in front you can disable the flag.<br>* `i` - Specifies case-insensitive matching.<br>* `m` - Specifies multi-line mode. In this mode, `^` and `$` characters in the regex match the beginning and end of line.<br>* `s` - (Enabled per default) Specifies that the `.` metacharacter in regex matches the newline character in addition to any character in `.`<br>* `U` - Specifies non-greedy mode. In this mode, the meaning of the metacharacters `*` and `+` in regex `<pattern>` are swapped with `*?` and `+?`, respectively. See the examples using flags below for the difference in how results are returned. |
 
 ## Return Type
-`INTEGER` 
+`BOOLEAN` 
 
 ## Example
 {: .no_toc}
@@ -37,14 +37,14 @@ SELECT
     REGEXP_LIKE('123','[a-z]');
 ```
 
-**Returns**: `0`
+**Returns**: `f`
 
 ```sql
 SELECT
     REGEXP_LIKE('123','\\d+');
 ```
 
-**Returns**: `1`
+**Returns**: `t`
 
 ## Example using flags
 
@@ -55,4 +55,4 @@ SELECT
 	REGEXP_LIKE('ABC', '[a-z]', 'i');
 ```
 
-**Returns**: `1`
+**Returns**: `t`