Features of OQL

The following topics describe the features of Object Query Language (OQL).

General rules of OQL
OQL has rules that must be applied to all statements.
Quotes in OQL
In OQL the TEXT datatype must be enclosed by matching quotation marks (either single or double quotes).
OQL punctuation
OQL has a set of punctuation marks that you use to structure OQL statements.
Logical operators of OQL
These logical operators are used for OQL: AND and OR.
Precedence and association of operators
The rules for precedence and association of operators determine the grouping of operators with operands, and indicate the order in which the operators in an expression are executed.
Use of regular expressions
You can use regular expressions in OQL and in stitcher language code. Regular expressions are particularly useful for defining filters.
Key differences between OQL and SQL
OQL differs from SQL in several ways.

Parent topic: Object Query Language

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