Operator
| Operator |
Description |
| @ |
schema checker |
| == |
equal |
| != |
not equal |
| < |
less than |
| > |
greater than |
| <= |
less than or equal |
| >= |
greater than or equal |
| <> |
between |
| <=> |
between or equal |
| in |
belong to |
| nin |
not belong to |
| contains |
contain / full-text search |
| =~ |
regular expression |
The operands for conditional operation must be consistent with the definitions of conditional operators to determine TRUE or FALSE:
| Operator |
Description |
| && |
and |
| || |
or |
| ! |
not |
| xor |
exclusive OR |
Both operands and results of logical operation are either true or false.
| Operator |
Description |
| + |
addition |
| - |
subtraction |
| * |
multiplication |
| / |
division |
| % |
modulo (the remainder of division) |
Precedence
The following table shows the precedence of conditional operators, logic operators and numeric operators (1 represents the highest):
| Precedence |
Operator |
Type |
Category |
| 1 |
( ), [ ] |
|
Increase local priority |
| 2 |
@ |
Unary |
conditional operator |
| 3 |
! |
Unary |
logic operator |
| 4 |
*, /, % |
Binary |
numeric operator |
| 5 |
+, - |
Binary |
numeric operator |
| 6 |
>, <, >= , <= , <> , <=>, in, nin, contains |
Binary |
conditional operator |
| 7 |
== , != |
Binary |
conditional operator |
| 8 |
&& |
Binary |
logic operator |
| 9 |
xor, || |
Binary |
logic operator |
