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Basic Queries And Conditions

Caleb Ott edited this page May 3, 2016 · 9 revisions

##Query The basic query syntax is:
SELECT fields from indexName WHERE conditions

To query a specific type of an index use:
SELECT fields from indexName/type WHERE conditions

You can also query several types and indices at once, like this:
SELECT fields from indexName/type1,indexName/type2 WHERE conditions ####Sql Statements

  • SQL Select
  • SQL Delete
  • SQL Where
  • SQL Order By
  • SQL Group By
  • SQL Limit (default is 200)

####Conditions:

  • SQL Like
  • SQL AND & OR
  • SQL COUNT distinct
  • SQL In
  • SQL Between
  • SQL Aliases
  • SQL(ES) Date
  • SQL now()
  • SQL NOT

####Basic aggregations:

  • SQL avg()
  • SQL count()
  • SQL last()
  • SQL max()
  • SQL min()
  • SQL sum()

####SQL Fields Fields can be listed out by exact field name or used with the include/exclude syntax for use with wildcards.

  • include('d*') - include all fields starting with "d"
  • exclude('age') - include all fields except "age"
  • include('*Name'), exclude('lastName') - include all fields that end with "Name" except "lastName"

Examples:

SELECT * FROM bank WHERE age >30 AND gender = 'm'
SELECT * FROM bank/account ORDER BY balance DESC LIMIT 500
SELECT count(*),avg(balance) FROM bank/account
SELECT balance, include('*Name'), exclude('lastName') FROM bank

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