The « - » (NOT) operator

Main properties of « - »
Main properties of « - »
• The « - » (NOT) operator is a unary (one operand) operator that
excludes all the results containing its operand.
Main properties of « - »
• The « - » (NOT) operator is a unary (one operand) operator that
excludes all the results containing its operand.
• You have to use the minus (-) symbol to implement the « NOT »
operator. It has no syntactical equivalent.
Main properties of « - »
• The « - » (NOT) operator is a unary (one operand) operator that
excludes all the results containing its operand.
• You have to use the minus (-) symbol to implement the « NOT »
operator. It has no syntactical equivalent.
• There should be no blank space between the « - » (NOT) operator and
its operand.
Main properties of « - »
• The « - » (NOT) operator is a unary (one operand) operator that
excludes all the results containing its operand.
• You have to use the minus (-) symbol to implement the « NOT »
operator. It has no syntactical equivalent.
• There should be no blank space between the « - » (NOT) operator and
its operand.
• When you use a « - » (NOT) operator in a query, it will apply to the
whole query.
Main properties of « - »
• The « - » (NOT) operator is a unary (one operand) operator that
excludes all the results containing its operand.
• You have to use the minus (-) symbol to implement the « NOT »
operator. It has no syntactical equivalent.
• There should be no blank space between the « - » (NOT) operator and
its operand.
• When you use a « - » (NOT) operator in a query, it will apply to the
whole query.
• You can use multiple « - » (NOT) operators in a row. They’ll add up
and exclude their respective operands from the final result.