In encoded queries, what does "EQ" signify?

[Stephen W_]

In encoded queries, what doe "EQ" signify?

I see it in encoded query style conditions, but I don't see a requirement that would explain it's use.

For example,

drop_off=false^stage=draft^EQ

Thanks,

-Stephen

[Jace Benson · Accepted solution]

I haven't seen it documented but I believe it's for End Query

[Stephen W_]

As far as I can tell, that answer holds up.   Though if that is the meaning, I'm curious why it isn't always used. Ie. what effect it actually has on the processing of that condition/query.

[Jace Benson]

You got me.   I have no idea.

[Heiko Bllr]

EQ = End Query.

You will notice that SNOW uses it for example when you start building a Before Query Business Rule. If the current query is rather complex, it will then be wrapped using "^EQ" and then your query will start, such as "^additional_check=true".

NQ = Next Query, IMHO.

Will be used instead of "^OR", if the statements between the OR(s) are complex enough 🙂

I figured this out when playing with Before Query Business Rules.

HTH,

Heiko