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- Subqueries – DuckDB 11839
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...NY and SOME . The quantifiers ANY and SOME are equivalent. ALL The ALL quantifier specifies that the comparison as a whole evaluates to true when the individual comparison results of the expression at the left hand side of the comparison operator with eac...ot greater than or equal to the subquery result 7. And thus, because not all comparisons evaluate true , >= ALL as a whole evaluates to false . ANY The ANY quantifier specifies that the comparison as a whole evaluates to true when at least one of the indi...vidual comparison results evaluates to true . For example: SELECT 5 >= ANY ( SELECT grade FROM grades ) AS fail ; returns fail false because no result of the... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/sql/expressions/subqueries.html
- Boolean Type – DuckDB 10718
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...E and HAVING clauses of a SQL statement to filter out tuples from the result. In this case, tuples for which the predicate evaluates to true will pass the filter, and tuples for which the predicate evaluates to false or NULL will be filtered out. Consider...ワード Boolean values truth tuples table integers Logical statement created conjunctions example used filter case predicate evaluates filtered Below conjunction Operators Documentation Types Copy Markdown Type 関連するページ NULL Values Logical Operators L... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/sql/data_types/boolean.html
- Aggregate Functions – DuckDB 8696
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...(arg, val) Finds the row with the maximum val and calculates the arg expression at that row. Rows where the val expression evaluates to NULL are ignored. This function is affected by ordering . arg_min(arg, val) Finds the row with the minimum val and calc...(arg, val) Finds the row with the minimum val and calculates the arg expression at that row. Rows where the val expression evaluates to NULL are ignored. This function is affected by ordering . array_agg(arg) Returns a LIST containing all the values of a...escription Finds the row with the maximum val and calculates the arg expression at that row. Rows where the val expression evaluates to NULL are ignored. This function is affected by ordering . Example arg_max_null(A, B) Alias(es) - arg_min(arg, val) Desc... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/sql/functions/aggregates.html
- Utility Functions – DuckDB 7795
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...with file for (optional) database without interrupting transactions. coalesce(expr, ...) Return the first expression that evaluates to a non- NULL value. Accepts 1 or more parameters. Each expression can be a column, literal value, function result, or ma...actions. Example checkpoint(my_db) Result success Boolean coalesce(expr, ...) Description Return the first expression that evaluates to a non- NULL value. Accepts 1 or more parameters. Each expression can be a column, literal value, function result, or ma... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/sql/functions/utility.html
- Integration with Ibis – DuckDB 6875
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...NaN None 2007 4 Adelie Torgersen 36.7 19.3 193.0 3450.0 female 2007 to_pandas takes the existing lazy table expression and evaluates it. If we leave it off, you'll see the Ibis representation of the table expression that to_pandas will evaluate (when you'... - https://man.mtool.work/duckdb/1.3/guides/python/ibis.html
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