Re: Unary Operators and Operator Precedence

2010-01-19 Thread Ahmet Arslan
> Here are some questions about unary > operators and operator precedence or default order of > operation. > > We all know the importance of order of operation of binary > operators (ones that operate on two operands) such as AND > and OR. We know how to impose express

Re: Unary Operators and Operator Precedence

2010-01-19 Thread Marvin Humphrey
> 3.) Does grouping or nesting affect results with unary operators? Does > using unary operators with binary operators affect results. For example, > in the query: > > (+a +b) OR c > > has the "required" effect of the + (plus) operator been eliminated by > the OR operator, so that nevermin

Unary Operators and Operator Precedence

2010-01-19 Thread T. R. Halvorson
Here are some questions about unary operators and operator precedence or default order of operation. We all know the importance of order of operation of binary operators (ones that operate on two operands) such as AND and OR. We know how to impose express order of operation by grouping and