Logical Operators

The supported logical operators you can use in an expression using the Conductor Query Language.


Logical Operator	Description	Examples
`and`	Finds everything that matches all expressions.	`model == ‘110g’ and version == ‘3.1.0’` Finds all 110g Airwall Gateways on v3.1.0
`or`	Finds everything that matches any expression.	`model == ‘110g’ or version == ‘3.1.0’` Finds all 110g Airwall Gateways and all Airwall Edge Services on v3.1.0
`in`	Finds everything that has any of the values in the list.	`tags in [‘a’, ‘c’]` Finds everything tagged a or c. Compare this with `tags == [‘a’, ‘c’]`, which returns items tagged with both and only these two tags. `'a' in tags` Finds everything tagged a, even if these items also have additional tags. `version in ["3.1.0", "3.0.2", "3.0.0"]` Finds everything on version 3.1.0, 3.0.2, or 3.0.0.
`~` or `%`	Partial match of the value.	`name ~ ‘bldg4’` Finds all Airwall Edge Services with “bldg4” in the name.
`==`	Exact match of the value.	`name == ‘bldg4’` Finds only Airwall Edge Services named exactly ‘bldg4’.
`!=`	Not equal	`name != ‘bldg4’` Finds Airwall Edge Services that are not named ‘bldg4’.
`!`	Is not	`!isCloud` Matches everything that is not a cloud Airwall Gateway.
`()`	Group expressions inside the parentheses.	`(model == ‘110g’ and version ~ ‘3.1.0’) or (model == ‘300v’ and version == ‘3.0.0’)` Finds all 110g Airwall Gateways on v3.1.0 and all 300v Airwall Gateways on v3.0.0.