Value Comparison Operators
Value comparison operators are primarily used to compare 2 values, one produced by the left operand and another from the right operand. If any operand returns more than one item, an error is raised. If both operands return the empty sequence, the operands are considered equal (true will be returned if the operator is =, <=, or >=). If only one of the operands returns empty, the result of the comparison is false unless the operator is !=. If an operand returns NULL, the result of the comparison expression is also NULL. Otherwise, the result is a boolean value.
SELECT fullname, bag.bagInfo[].routing
FROM BaggageInfo bag
WHERE gender="M"
Explanation: Here the data is filtered based on gender. The value comparison operator "=" is used to filter the data.
{"fullname":"Lucinda Beckman","routing":"SFO/IST/ATH/JTR"}
{"fullname":"Adelaide Willard","routing":"GRU/ORD/SEA"}
{"fullname":"Raymond Griffin","routing":"MSQ/FRA/HKG"}
{"fullname":"Zina Christenson","routing":"MIA/LAX/MEL"}
{"fullname":"Dierdre Amador","routing":"JFK/MAD"}
{"fullname":"Birgit Naquin","routing":"JFK/MAD"}
{"fullname":"Lorenzo Phil","routing":["SFO/IST/ATH/JTR","SFO/IST/ATH/JTR"]}
{"fullname":"Gerard Greene","routing":"SFO/IST/ATH/JTR"}
{"fullname":"Adam Phillips","routing":"MIA/LAX/MEL"}
{"fullname":"Fallon Clements","routing":"MXP/CDG/SLC/BZN"}
{"fullname":"Lisbeth Wampler","routing":"LAX/TPE/SGN"}
{"fullname":"Teena Colley","routing":"MSQ/FRA/HKG"}
SELECT fullname,bag.bagInfo[].routing
FROM BaggageInfo bag
WHERE gender!="F";
SELECT fullname, ticketNo,
bag.bagInfo[].tagNum,bag.bagInfo[].routing
FROM BaggageInfo bag
WHERE ticketNo > 1762360000000
Explanation: You need the details of passengers whose ticket number is greater than the given value. You use the ">" operator to filter the data.
{"fullname":"Adelaide Willard","ticketNo":1762392135540,"tagNum":"17657806224224","routing":"GRU/ORD/SEA"}
{"fullname":"Raymond Griffin","ticketNo":1762399766476,"tagNum":17657806243578,"routing":"MSQ/FRA/HKG"}
{"fullname":"Zina Christenson","ticketNo":1762390789239,"tagNum":"17657806228676","routing":"MIA/LAX/MEL"}
{"fullname":"Bonnie Williams","ticketNo":1762397286805,"tagNum":"17657806216554","routing":"SFO/ORD/FRA"}
{"fullname":"Joanne Diaz","ticketNo":1762383911861,"tagNum":"17657806292518","routing":"MIA/LAX/MEL"}
{"fullname":"Kendal Biddle","ticketNo":1762377974281,"tagNum":"17657806296887","routing":"JFK/IST/VIE"}
{"fullname":"Dierdre Amador","ticketNo":1762376407826,"tagNum":"17657806240229","routing":"JFK/MAD"}
{"fullname":"Birgit Naquin","ticketNo":1762392196147,"tagNum":"17657806240229","routing":"JFK/MAD"}
SELECT bag.bagInfo[].tagNum,
bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[].fltRouteSrc
FROM BaggageInfo bag
WHERE bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[].fltRouteSrc=any "SFO"
flightLegs
is an array, the left operand of
comparison operator = is a sequence with more than one item. That is the reason
to use the sequence operator any in addition to the value comparison operator
=. Else you get the following
error.Error handling command SELECT bag.bagInfo[].tagNum,bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[].fltRouteSrc
FROM BaggageInfo bag WHERE bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[].fltRouteSrc= "SFO":
Error: at (3, 6) The left operand of comparison operator = is a sequence with more than one items.
Comparison operators cannot operate on sequences of more than one items.
{"tagNum":"17657806240001","fltRouteSrc":"SFO"}
{"tagNum":"17657806216554","fltRouteSrc":"SFO"}
{"tagNum":["17657806240001","17657806340001"],"fltRouteSrc":["SFO","SFO"]}
{"tagNum":"1765780626568","fltRouteSrc":"SFO"}
{"tagNum":"17657806247861","fltRouteSrc":"SFO"}
SELECT bag.bagInfo[].tagNum,
bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[0].fltRouteSrc
FROM BaggageInfo bag
WHERE bag.bagInfo.flightLegs[0].fltRouteSrc!=ANY "JFK"
flightLegs
array has the details of the source location. You fetch
the tag number of bags that did not originate from JFK and so using a != operator
here. Though you are using the value comparison operator !=, since the
flightLegs
is an array, the left operand of the comparison operator
!= is a sequence with more than one item. That is the reason to use the
sequence operator any in addition to the value comparison operator !=.
Else you get the following
error.Error handling command SELECT bag.bagInfo[].tagNum,bag.bagInfo[].flightLegs[0].fltRouteSrc
FROM BaggageInfo bag WHERE bag.bagInfo.flightLegs[0].fltRouteSrc!="JFK":
Failed to display result set: Error: at (2, 0) The left operand of comparison operator != is a sequence with
more than one items. Comparison operators cannot operate on sequences of more than one items.
{"tagNum":"17657806240001","fltRouteSrc":["SFO","IST","ATH"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806224224","fltRouteSrc":["GRU","ORD"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806243578","fltRouteSrc":["MSQ","FRA"]}
{"tagNum":"1765780623244","fltRouteSrc":["MXP","CDG","SLC"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806228676","fltRouteSrc":["MIA","LAX"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806234185","fltRouteSrc":["MEL","LAX"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806255507","fltRouteSrc":["MXP","CDG","SLC"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806292229","fltRouteSrc":["LAX","TPE"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806255823","fltRouteSrc":["MSQ","FRA"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806247861","fltRouteSrc":["SFO","IST","ATH"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806299833","fltRouteSrc":["YYZ","HKG"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806288937","fltRouteSrc":["MIA","LAX"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806216554","fltRouteSrc":["SFO","ORD"]}
{"tagNum":["17657806240001","17657806340001"],"fltRouteSrc":["SFO","IST","ATH","SFO","IST","ATH"]}
{"tagNum":"1765780626568","fltRouteSrc":["SFO","IST","ATH"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806255240","fltRouteSrc":["MIA","LAX"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806232501","fltRouteSrc":["BZN","SEA","CDG"]}
{"tagNum":"17657806292518","fltRouteSrc":["MIA","LAX"]}