Comparisons¶

`eq`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Coerces the values returned from the value expressions into lists and compares those lists. Returns `true` if the two arguments given are equal.	`["eq", "_S.age", 42]` Returns `true` if the source entity’s age field is `42`. `["eq", "_S.hobbies", ["list", "soccer", "tennis"]]` Returns `true` if the hobbies are exactly equal to `["soccer", "tennis"]`. Warning Note that the `eq` function serves a dual purpose. It can both be used for join expressions and it can be used for equality comparisons. These two are different in that a join uses intersection (similar to the `intersects` function) and the equality comparison is an exact match. Use the intersects function if you want to check for intersection/overlap instead of an exact match.

Description

Examples

Arguments: value-expression{2}

Coerces the values returned from the value expressions into
lists and compares those lists. Returns true if the two
arguments given are equal.

["eq", "_S.age", 42]

Returns true if the source entity’s age field is 42.

["eq", "_S.hobbies", ["list", "soccer", "tennis"]]

Returns true if the hobbies are exactly equal to ["soccer", "tennis"].

Warning

Note that the eq function serves a dual purpose. It can both be used for join expressions and it can be used for equality comparisons. These two are different in that a join uses intersection (similar to the intersects function) and the equality comparison is an exact match. Use the intersects function if you want to check for intersection/overlap instead of an exact match.

`gt`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Compares the first value returned by the two value expressions. Returns true if the first argument is greater than the second argument.	`["gt", "_S.age", 42]` The source entity’s `age` field must have a value greater than 42.

`gte`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Compares the first value returned by the two value expressions. Returns true if the first argument is greater than or equal the second argument.	`["gte", "_S.age", 42]` The source entity’s `age` field must have a value greater than or equal 42.

`lt`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Compares the first value returned by the two value expressions. Returns true if the first argument is less than the second argument.	`["lt", "_S.age", 42]` The source entity’s `age` field must have a value less than 42.

`lte`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Compares the first value returned by the two value expressions. Returns true if the first argument is less than or equal the second argument.	`["lte", "_S.age", 42]` The source entity’s `age` field must have a value less than or equal 42.

`neq`¶

Description	Examples
Arguments: value-expression{2} Coerces the values returned from the value expressions into list and compares those lists. Returns `false` if the two arguments given are equal.	`["neq", "_S.age", 42]` The source entity’s age field must not have the value 42.

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