SQL Operators

## Variables

const | SqlUtil::DefaultOpMap
| a hash of valid operators for use in Where Clauses
const | SqlUtil::OP_BETWEEN = "between"
| the SQL `"between"` operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CEQ = "C="
| the SQL equals operator (=) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CGE = "C>="
| the SQL greater than or equals operator (>=) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CGT = "C>"
| the SQL greater than operator (>) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CLE = "C<="
| the SQL less than or equals (<=) operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CLT = "C<"
| the SQL less than (<) operator for use in Where Clauses when comparing two columns More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_CNE = "C!="
| the SQL not equals operator (!= or <>) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_EQ = "="
| the SQL equals operator (=) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_GE = ">="
| the SQL greater than or equals operator (>=) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_GT = ">"
| the SQL greater than operator (>) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_IN = "in"
| the SQL `"in"` operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_LE = "<="
| the SQL less than or equals (<=) operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_LIKE = "like"
| the SQL "like" operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_LT = "<"
| the SQL less than (<) operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_NE = "!="
| the SQL not equals operator (!= or <>) for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_NOT = "not"
| the SQL `"not"` operator for use in Where Clauses More...
const | SqlUtil::OP_OR = "or"
| to combine SQL expressions with `"or"` for use in Where Clauses
const | SqlUtil::OP_SUBSTR = "substr"
| the SQL `"substr"` operator for use in Where Clauses More...

## Detailed Description

These are the operators that can be used in where clauses; see Where Clauses for more information

## Variable Documentation

## OP_BETWEEN

const SqlUtil::OP_BETWEEN = "between"

the SQL `"between"` operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_between()

## OP_CEQ

const SqlUtil::OP_CEQ = "C="

the SQL equals operator (=) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_ceq()

## OP_CGE

const SqlUtil::OP_CGE = "C>="

the SQL greater than or equals operator (>=) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_cge()

## OP_CGT

const SqlUtil::OP_CGT = "C>"

the SQL greater than operator (>) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_cgt()

## OP_CLE

const SqlUtil::OP_CLE = "C<="

the SQL less than or equals (<=) operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_cle()

## OP_CLT

const SqlUtil::OP_CLT = "C<"

the SQL less than (<) operator for use in Where Clauses when comparing two columns

See also
  op_clt()

## OP_CNE

const SqlUtil::OP_CNE = "C!="

the SQL not equals operator (!= or <>) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_cne()

## OP_EQ

const SqlUtil::OP_EQ = "="

the SQL equals operator (=) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_eq()

## OP_GE

const SqlUtil::OP_GE = ">="

the SQL greater than or equals operator (>=) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_ge()

## OP_GT

const SqlUtil::OP_GT = ">"

the SQL greater than operator (>) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_gt()

## OP_IN

const SqlUtil::OP_IN = "in"

the SQL `"in"` operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_in()

## OP_LE

const SqlUtil::OP_LE = "<="

the SQL less than or equals (<=) operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_le()

## OP_LIKE

const SqlUtil::OP_LIKE = "like"

the SQL "like" operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_like()

## OP_LT

const SqlUtil::OP_LT = "<"

the SQL less than (<) operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_lt()

## OP_NE

const SqlUtil::OP_NE = "!="

the SQL not equals operator (!= or <>) for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_ne()

## OP_NOT

const SqlUtil::OP_NOT = "not"

the SQL `"not"` operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_not()

## OP_SUBSTR

const SqlUtil::OP_SUBSTR = "substr"

the SQL `"substr"` operator for use in Where Clauses

See also
  op_substr()