Logical Conditions

Description

Logical conditions combine the result of two conditions to produce a single result. All logical conditions are binary operators with a Boolean return type. (Redshift SQL Language reference Logical Conditions).

This grammar is fully supported in Snowflake.

Grammar Syntax

expression
{ AND | OR }
expression
NOT expression 
E1
E2
E1 AND E2
E1 OR E2
NOT E2

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

FALSE

TRUE

TRUE

TRUE

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

TRUE

UNKNOWN

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

TRUE

FALSE

FALSE

FALSE

FALSE

FALSE

UNKNOWN

FALSE

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

TRUE

UNKNOWN

TRUE

UNKNOWN

FALSE

FALSE

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

UNKNOWN

Sample Source Patterns

Setup data

CREATE TABLE employee (
    employee_id INT,
    active BOOLEAN,
    department VARCHAR(100),
    hire_date DATE,
    salary INT
);

INSERT INTO employee (employee_id, active, department, hire_date, salary) VALUES
    (1, TRUE, 'Engineering', '2021-01-15', 70000),
    (2, FALSE, 'HR', '2020-03-22', 50000),
    (3, NULL, 'Marketing', '2019-05-10', 60000),
    (4, TRUE, 'Engineering', NULL, 65000),
    (5, TRUE, 'Sales', '2018-11-05', NULL);

Input Code:

IN -> Redshift_01.sql
SELECT
    employee_id,
    (active AND department = 'Engineering') AS is_active_engineering,
    (department = 'HR' OR salary > 60000) AS hr_or_high_salary,
    NOT active AS is_inactive,
    (hire_date IS NULL) AS hire_date_missing,
    (salary IS NULL OR salary < 50000) AS low_salary_or_no_salary
FROM employee;

Output Code:

OUT -> Redshift_01.sql
SELECT
    employee_id,
    (active AND department = 'Engineering') AS is_active_engineering,
    (department = 'HR' OR salary > 60000) AS hr_or_high_salary,
    NOT active AS is_inactive,
    (hire_date IS NULL) AS hire_date_missing,
    (salary IS NULL OR salary < 50000) AS low_salary_or_no_salary
FROM
    employee;

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