Oracle® Rules Palette Release 9.1.0.0.0 E15811-01

# Operators Available for EXPRESSION Writing

And | Used for logical conjunctions returning true or false. (Can also be used as a bitwise operator &endash; bit by bit 1 and 0=0, 1 and 1=1).
Eqv | Used to make logical comparisons of two expressions.
Imp | Used to make logical implications of two expressions.
Is | Used to check if two objects have the same reference.
Mod | Divides two numbers and returns the remainder.
Not | Used to perform a logical negation of an expression.
Or | Used for logical disjunctions returning true or false. (Can also be used as a bitwise operator &endash; bit by bit 1 or 0=1, 0 or 0=0.)
Xor | Used for logical exclusions returning true or false. (Can also be used as a bitwise operator &endash; bit by bit 1 or 1=0, otherwise 1).
= | Compares values for equivalence.
< | Compares values for less than. Use in Rules Palette.
&lt; | Compare values for less than inside XML. Use when configuring in XML.
> | Compares values for greater than. Use in Rules Palette.
&gt; | Compare values for greater than inside XML. Use when configuring in XML.
<= | Compares values for less than or equal to. Use in Rules Palette.
>= | Compares values for more than or equal to. Use in Rules Palette.
<> | Compares values for non-equivalence. Use in Rules Palette.
&lt;&gt; | Compares values for non-equivalence inside XML. Use when configuring in XML. This is commonly written as != for not equal.
+ | Add two numeric values.
& | Concatenates two string values.
- | Subtracts a number from another.
/ | Divides a number by another.
\ | Integer divide.
* | Multiplies two numbers.
^ | Exponential.