(B)0[mconditional-expr =
qqwqqq> conditional-expr qq> [4mAND[m qq> conditional-expr qqqwqq>
tqqq> conditional-expr qq> [4mOR[m qqq> conditional-expr qqqu
tqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqq> [4mNOT[m qq> conditional-expr qqqu
tqqq> value-expr qq> operator qq> value-expr qqqqqqqqu
tqqq> any-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
tqqq> between-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
tqqq> containing-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
tqqq> matching-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
tqqq> missing-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
tqqq> starting-with-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqu
mqqq> unique-clause qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqj
1 – value-expr
For a complete description of Oracle Rdb value expressions, ask for
HELP on Value_expr.
2 – ANY
(B)0[many-clause =
qqqqwqqq>qqqqqqqqwqq> [4mANY[m qqq> rse qqq>
mqqq> [4mNOT[m qqqj
The condition containing ANY is true if the record stream
specified by the record selection expression (RSE) includes at
least one record. If you add NOT, the condition is true if there
are no records in the record stream.
3 – BETWEEN
(B)0[mbetween-clause =
qqqq> value-expr qqqqwqqq>qqqqqqwqqq> [4mBETWEEN[m qqqqk
mqq> [4mNOT[m qqj x
lqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqj
mqqq> value-expr qqq> AND qqq> value-expr qqqqqqq>
The condition containing BETWEEN is true if the first value
expression is between the second and the third value expressions
or equal to one of them.
4 – CONTAINING
(B)0[mcontaining-clause =
qqq> value-expr qqqwqqqqq>qqqqwqq> [4mCONTAINING[m qqq> value-expr qqq>
mqq> [4mNOT[m qqj
With CONTAINING, the condition is true if the second value
expression is found within the first. In most cases, the value
expressions in a CONTAINING clause evaluate to text strings, but
CONTAINING also operates on numeric data types.
NOTE
CONTAINING is not case sensitive; it considers uppercase and
lowercase forms of the same letter to be a match.
If either of the value expressions in a CONTAINING clause is
null, the result is null.
5 – MATCHING
(B)0[mmatching-clause =
qqq> value-expr qqqwqqqqq>qqqqwq> [4mMATCHING[m qqq> match-expr qqqq>
mqq> [4mNOT[m qqj
With MATCHING, the condition is true if the match expression
matches the value expression. MATCHING uses the following
symbols:
* Matches any string of zero or more characters
% Matches any single character
NOTE
MATCHING is not case sensitive; it considers uppercase and
lowercase forms of the same letter to be a match.
If either of the expressions is null, the result is null.
6 – MISSING
(B)0[mmissing-clause =
qqq> db-field qqqqqqqqwqqqq>qqqqqwqq> [4mMISSING[m qqq>
mqq> [4mNOT[m qqj
This condition is true if the value specified by db-field is
missing.
7 – STARTING_WITH
(B)0[mstarting-with-clause =
qqq> value-expr qqqwqqqqq>qqqqqwqq> [4mSTARTING[m [4mWITH[m qqq> value-expr qq>
mqq> [4mNOT[m qqqj
If a condition contains STARTING WITH, the condition is true if
the first characters of the first string expression match the
second string expression. In most cases, the value expressions
in a STARTING WITH clause evaluate to text strings, but STARTING
WITH also operates on numeric data types.
NOTE
STARTING WITH is case sensitive; it considers uppercase and
lowercase forms of the same letter to be different.
If either of the string expressions in a STARTING WITH clause is
null, the result is null.
8 – UNIQUE
(B)0[munique-clause =
qqqqqqwqqq>qqqqqwq> [4mUNIQUE[m qqq> rse qqq>
mqq> [4mNOT[m qj
The condition containing UNIQUE is true if the record stream
specified by the RSE includes only one record. If you add NOT,
the condition is true if there is more than one record in the
record stream or the record stream is empty.