operator : string
SQL operators supported by the MIDDAG Query Builder.
This enum defines all comparison and logical operators that can be used when building SQL WHERE clauses through the query builder. Each operator is mapped to its SQL representation and handles specific value types.
Table of Contents
Cases
- BETWEEN = 'BETWEEN'
- Range operator (BETWEEN).
- EQ = '='
- Equality operator (=).
- GT = '>'
- Greater than operator (>).
- GTE = '>='
- Greater than or equal operator (>=).
- IN = 'IN'
- Set membership operator (IN).
- IS = 'IS'
- NULL comparison operator (IS).
- IS_NOT = 'IS NOT'
- Negated NULL comparison operator (IS NOT).
- LIKE = 'LIKE'
- Pattern matching operator (LIKE).
- LT = '<'
- Less than operator (<).
- LTE = '<='
- Less than or equal operator (<=).
- NEQ = '<>'
- Inequality operator (<>).
- NOT_IN = 'NOT IN'
- Negated set membership operator (NOT IN).
- RAW = 'RAW'
- Raw SQL operator (RAW).
Methods
- between() : self
- Alias for BETWEEN.
- equals() : self
- Alias for EQ (=).
- greater_than() : self
- Alias for GT (>).
- greater_than_or_equal() : self
- Alias for GTE (>=).
- in() : self
- Alias for IN.
- is() : self
- Alias for IS.
- is_not() : self
- Alias for IS_NOT.
- less_than() : self
- Alias for LT (<).
- less_than_or_equal() : self
- Alias for LTE (<=).
- like() : self
- Alias for LIKE.
- not_equals() : self
- Alias for NEQ (<>).
- not_in() : self
- Alias for NOT_IN.
- raw() : self
- Alias for RAW.
- sql() : string
- Return the SQL representation of this operator.
Cases
EQ
Equality operator (=).
Compares if a column value equals the provided value. Usage: WHERE column = value Accepts: scalar values (string, int, float, bool)
NEQ
Inequality operator (<>).
Compares if a column value is different from the provided value. Usage: WHERE column <> value Accepts: scalar values (string, int, float, bool)
GT
Greater than operator (>).
Compares if a column value is greater than the provided value. Usage: WHERE column > value Accepts: numeric or comparable values (int, float, string for dates)
GTE
Greater than or equal operator (>=).
Compares if a column value is greater than or equal to the provided value. Usage: WHERE column >= value Accepts: numeric or comparable values (int, float, string for dates)
LT
Less than operator (<).
Compares if a column value is less than the provided value. Usage: WHERE column < value Accepts: numeric or comparable values (int, float, string for dates)
LTE
Less than or equal operator (<=).
Compares if a column value is less than or equal to the provided value. Usage: WHERE column <= value Accepts: numeric or comparable values (int, float, string for dates)
LIKE
Pattern matching operator (LIKE).
Performs pattern matching using wildcards (% for multiple chars, _ for single char). Usage: WHERE column LIKE '%pattern%' Accepts: string values with optional wildcards Note: Wildcards must be included in the value itself
IN
Set membership operator (IN).
Checks if a column value matches any value in a provided list. Usage: WHERE column IN (value1, value2, value3) Accepts: array of scalar values
NOT_IN
Negated set membership operator (NOT IN).
Checks if a column value does not match any value in a provided list. Usage: WHERE column NOT IN (value1, value2, value3) Accepts: array of scalar values
BETWEEN
Range operator (BETWEEN).
Checks if a column value falls within a specified range (inclusive). Usage: WHERE column BETWEEN min AND max Accepts: array with exactly two elements [min, max]
IS
NULL comparison operator (IS).
Checks if a column value is NULL or a specific boolean value. Usage: WHERE column IS NULL or WHERE column IS TRUE Accepts: NULL, TRUE, FALSE Note: Use this instead of EQ for NULL comparisons
IS_NOT
Negated NULL comparison operator (IS NOT).
Checks if a column value is not NULL or not a specific boolean value. Usage: WHERE column IS NOT NULL or WHERE column IS NOT FALSE Accepts: NULL, TRUE, FALSE Note: Use this instead of NEQ for NULL comparisons
RAW
Raw SQL operator (RAW).
Allows insertion of arbitrary custom SQL operations without escaping. This bypasses all query builder safety mechanisms.
WARNING: Use with extreme caution — high risk of SQL injection. Should ONLY be used internally when the input is fully trusted and validated. Never use with user-provided input.
Usage: Internal use only for complex SQL expressions Accepts: trusted SQL string fragments
Methods
between()
Alias for BETWEEN.
public
static between() : self
Checks if a value is within a range.
Return values
selfequals()
Alias for EQ (=).
public
static equals() : self
Checks if a value equals another.
Return values
selfgreater_than()
Alias for GT (>).
public
static greater_than() : self
Checks if a value is greater than another.
Return values
selfgreater_than_or_equal()
Alias for GTE (>=).
public
static greater_than_or_equal() : self
Checks if a value is greater than or equal to another.
Return values
selfin()
Alias for IN.
public
static in() : self
Checks if a value is in a list.
Return values
selfis()
Alias for IS.
public
static is() : self
Checks if a value is NULL or a boolean.
Return values
selfis_not()
Alias for IS_NOT.
public
static is_not() : self
Checks if a value is not NULL or not a boolean.
Return values
selfless_than()
Alias for LT (<).
public
static less_than() : self
Checks if a value is less than another.
Return values
selfless_than_or_equal()
Alias for LTE (<=).
public
static less_than_or_equal() : self
Checks if a value is less than or equal to another.
Return values
selflike()
Alias for LIKE.
public
static like() : self
Pattern matching with wildcards.
Return values
selfnot_equals()
Alias for NEQ (<>).
public
static not_equals() : self
Checks if a value is not equal to another.
Return values
selfnot_in()
Alias for NOT_IN.
public
static not_in() : self
Checks if a value is not in a list.
Return values
selfraw()
Alias for RAW.
public
static raw() : self
WARNING: Use with extreme caution - SQL injection risk!
Return values
selfsql()
Return the SQL representation of this operator.
public
sql() : string
Return values
string —The SQL operator string