does not support SQL sub-queries. SELECT queries with clauses support , , , , , , and operators: WHERE AND OR < <= > >= = != SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE (Country = 'CA' OR Country = 'RU') AND After installing the extension, its functionality becomes available. New functions, data types, operators, or other features may be available in your SQL queries depending on the extension. For example conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed on the

some cases, other data such as format details. The formulae may also contain arithmetic operators, logic operators or function starts. 116 Chapter 4. Using OpenOffice.org Applications Ubuntu Desktop Course equation writer component of OpenOffice.org office software suite. It contains a number of functions, operators and formatting assistants to help you create properly formatted equations and formulae. These formulae

does not support SQL sub-queries. SELECT queries with clauses support , , , , , , and operators: WHERE AND OR < <= > >= = != SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE (Country = 'CA' OR Country = 'RU') AND After installing the extension, its functionality becomes available. New functions, data types, operators, or other features may be available in your SQL queries depending on the extension. For example conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed on the

does not support SQL sub-queries. SELECT queries with clauses support , , , , , , and operators: WHERE AND OR < <= > >= = != SELECT * FROM Employees WHERE (Country = 'CA' OR Country = 'RU') AND After installing the extension, its functionality becomes available. New functions, data types, operators, or other features may be available in your SQL queries depending on the extension. For example conditions for single column using rich set of predefined operators, change background color and define a range between two values. Operators work as you may expect. Note that they're executed on the

greater-than and less-than operators (> and <) result in key ranges that are inclusive of the terms. There is no supported notion of strictly greater-than or less-than; these operators are merely supported as