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Database Search Operators:: Mathematical Criteria

Database search operators include mathematical criteria like > (more than), < (less than), >= (more than or equal to), and <= (less than or equal to) to search for values in certain ranges. Logical operators allow searching between two values, by OR, and using <> to exclude results not matching the criteria.

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Database Search Operators:: Mathematical Criteria

Database search operators include mathematical criteria like > (more than), < (less than), >= (more than or equal to), and <= (less than or equal to) to search for values in certain ranges. Logical operators allow searching between two values, by OR, and using <> to exclude results not matching the criteria.

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Database Search Operators:

Mathematical Criteria
> More Than or After (>100 for example)
< Less Than or Before (<100 for example)
>= More Than or Equal To (>=100 for example)
<= Less Than or Equal To (<=100 for example)

Logical Operators
Between And Between 1980 And 2000 for example
Or January Or April for example
<> (means ‘not’) Used to exclude data – <>Male for example

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