The IN
keyword checks if a list or concept set contains a specific value.
This function is SQL compatible. For more information about SQL compatibility, see our documentation.
Returns a Yes/No value that indicates if a list
or a concept_set
contains a value.
The ALL
keyword is used to access all entities in nested entities, bypassing the parent-rows.
For example, you have the entities [Shop]
and [Shop.Products]
where [Shop.Products]
is the nested entity.
When you use Count([Shop.Products])
, you’ll get number of products from the current shop only.
If instead you want to count all products from all shops, you can write:
Count(ALL [Shop.Products])
This function is SQL compatible. For more information about SQL compatibility, see our documentation.
Returns all entities of a given nested entity without limiting by active parent row.
The Contains
Keyword is a special one: it can be used on Texts, on Concept Sets and on Lists.
Check the main page for Contains.
The WHERE
keyword filters a list or concept set.
This function is SQL compatible. For more information about SQL compatibility, see our documentation.
Returns a filtered list or concept set.
The OF
keyword selects values from a list or concept set.
This function is SQL compatible. For more information about SQL compatibility, see our documentation.
Returns an array of values.