Compare functions and operator overview¶
Name |
Description |
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greater than |
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greater than or equal to |
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Less than |
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Not equal |
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Less than or equal to |
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equals |
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Between the two values |
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Returns the first non-null value |
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In the collection |
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Test whether the value is a Boolean value. If it is a Boolean value, it returns “true” |
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Test whether the value is a Boolean value, negative usage of IS |
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Not empty |
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empty |
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Use instead of |
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Fuzzy Match |
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Fuzzy matching, same as LIKE. But it is not case sensitive. |
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Not between two values |
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Abbreviation of multiple |
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N fuzzy matching, negative usage of Like |
The results of the comparison operation are TRUE, FALSE or NULL. These operations are valid for both numbers and strings. A string can be automatically converted to a number, and a number can be automatically converted to a string as needed.
The following comparison operators can be used not only to compare scalar operations, but also to compare line operations:
= > < >= <= <> !=