Overview: SQL Expressions
Filter selected fields by defining a WHERE clause in the SQL expression, indicating the conditions that need to be met in order for the values to be included in the new dataset. Only the fields selected will be listed in the new dataset.
You can then also order the values of the highest priority field in an ascending or descending order.
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Properties
Category: |
Filter |
Performance risk: |
Low performance risk |
Knowledge required: |
Working knowledge of SQL |
Effect on datasets
How many datasets are required to perform this operation? |
One |
Does it create a new dataset? |
Yes |
Can you reconfigure this operation? |
Yes |
Can you apply this operation to a locked dataset? |
Yes |
Does it modify the current dataset in any way? |
No |
Requirements
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This operation needs a dataset with at least one field.
Results
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A new dataset will be created with the filtered values. This dataset will only contain the selected fields used for filtering.
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The dataset will be ordered if this option is selected and configured.
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