= |
(Equals) Compares two expressions. Returns true if both expressions are equal, else returns false. |
expression1 = expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID = 1 |
<> |
(Not equal to) Compares two expressions. Returns true if both expressions are not equal, else returns false. |
expression1 <> expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID <> 1 |
!= |
(Not equal to) Compares two expressions. Returns true if both expressions are not equal, else returns false. Similar in performance and result compared to <> Operator, but != is not ANSI compliant. |
expression1 != expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID != 1 |
> |
(Greater than) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression has value greater than the right expression. |
expression1 > expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID > 5 |
< |
(Less than) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression has value less than the right expression. |
expression1 < expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID < 5 |
!> |
(Not greater than) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression does not have value greater than the right expression. This operator is not ANSI compliant. |
expression1 !> expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID !> 5 |
!< |
(Not less than) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression does not have value less than the right expression. This operator is not ANSI compliant. |
expression1 !< expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID !< 5 |
>= |
(Greater than or equal to) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression has value greater than or equal to the right expression. |
expression1 >= expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID >= 5 |
<= |
(Less than or equal to) Compares two expressions. Returns true if left expression has value less than or equal to the right expression. |
expression1 <= expression2 |
SELECT ProductID FROM Product WHERE ProductID <= 5 |