The operators
The following table lists the operators available in basic mode.
| Operator | Example | Details | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Type | Name | ||
| Text | is | CustomerName is Smith | - |
| is not | FirstName is not John | - | |
| contains | StatusCode contains 0AZ | - | |
| does not contain | ItemID does not contain X32 | - | |
| starts with | BankNumber starts with FR | - | |
| does not start with | ItemID does not start with DE123 | - | |
| ends with | BankNumber ends with 0089 | - | |
| does not end with | BankNumber does not end with Y9 | - | |
| matches regex | PostalCode matches regex ^[0-9]{5}(-[0-9]{4})?$ | - | |
| does not match regex | SSN does not match regex ^\\d{3}-\\d{2}-\\d{4}$ | - | |
| is of type | Location is of type Asia | Select a semantic type or standard type: boolean, date, decimal or integer. | |
| is empty | DriverLicense is empty | - | |
| Number | is equal to | Age is equal to 21 | - |
| is not equal to | CustomerID is not equal to 16742 | - | |
| is greater than | Age is greater than 17 | - | |
| is greater than or equal to | Age is greater than or equal to 21 | - | |
| is less than | Age is less than 16 | - | |
| is less than or equal to | Age is less than or equal to 20 | - | |
| Date and time | is equal to | DateOfReceipt is equal to 2020-05-14 09:55:00 | You can select a date or a time, or both. The supported
formats are:
|
| is not equal to | ValidationDate is not equal to 2020-09-02 | ||
| is before | BirthDate is before 2003-12-16 | ||
| is before or equal to | ExpiryDate is before or equal to 2002-01-01 | ||
| is after | BirthDate is after 1983-12-31 | ||
| is after or equal to | BirthDate is after or equal to 1971-01-01 | ||
| is in (month) | HireDate is in month March |
- |
|
| is on (day of the week) | PublicationDate is on day of the week Friday |
- |
|
| is on (day of the month) | PublicationDate is on day of the month 16 | - | |
| Boolean | is true | Validity is true | - |
| is false | Validity is false | - | |
| is equal to | Access is equal to Validity | These operators allow you to compare two variables of boolean type. | |
| is not equal to | Access is not equal to Validity | ||
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