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Operators
Operators manipulate individual data items (operands) and return a result. Mimer SQL uses the following operators:
Set Operators
UNION or UNION ALL
Derives a final result set by combining two other result sets.
If you specify UNION ALL, the result consists of all rows in both results sets.
If you only specify UNION, the final result set is the set of all rows in both of the result sets, with duplicate rows removed.
Arithmetical Operators
Arithmetical operators are used in forming expressions, see Expressions.
Unary Arithmetical
Binary Arithmetical
String Operators
String operators are used in forming expressions, see Expressions.
String
Comparison and Relational Operators
Comparison operators are used to compare operands in basic and quantified predicates. Relational operators are used to compare operands in all other predicates. See Predicates.
Both comparison and relational operators perform essentially similar functions. However, comparison operators are common to most programming languages, while the relational operators are more or less specific to SQL.
Comparison Operators
Comparison operator
Explanation
= equal to <> not equal to < less than <= less than or equal to > greater than >= greater than or equal toQuantifiers
Relational Operators
Logical Operators
The operators AND and OR are used to combine several predicates to form search conditions, see Search Conditions.
The operator NOT may be used to reverse the truth value of a predicate in forming search conditions. This operator is also available in predicate constructions to reverse the function of a relational operator, see Search Conditions.
Standard Compliance
This section summarizes standard compliance concerning operators.
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