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MySQL Tutorial » Introduction » Operator 
1.4.1.Operator
NameDescription
AND, &&Logical AND
BINARYCast a string to a binary string
&Bitwise AND
|Bitwise OR
^Bitwise XOR
/Division operator
DIVInteger division
<=>NULL-safe equal to operator
=Equal operator
>=Greater than or equal operator
>Greater than operator
IS NULLNULL value test
ISTest a value against a boolean
<<Left shift
<=Less than or equal operator
<Less than operator
LIKESimple pattern matching
-Minus operator
%Modulo operator
!=, <>Not equal operator
NOT LIKENegation of simple pattern matching
NOT REGEXPNegation of REGEXP
NOT, !Negates value
||, ORLogical OR
+Addition operator
REGEXPPattern matching using regular expressions
>>Right shift
RLIKESynonym for REGEXP
SOUNDS LIKECompare sounds
~Invert bits
*Times operator
-Change the sign of the argument
XORLogical XOR


1.4.Operator
1.4.1.Operator
1.4.2.Operator precedences
1.4.3.To override this order and group terms explicitly, use parentheses.
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