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I use the FIELD clause in the set command. SET name id Field routecode abc Field stationid 123456 POINT lat lon which "routecode" value is string
NEARBY FenceXY where routecode 69030 POINT 23.135278 113.325000 100.000000 where conditions how to express equal?
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FIELD routecode abc is not allowed because fields can only be numbers.
FIELD routecode abc
The WHERE requires two values "min" and "max". To search for equality on a single value you can do this: WHERE routecode 69030 69030
WHERE routecode 69030 69030
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Using where condition and using match conditions, which performance is good?
Sorry for not getting back to you sooner. Both WHERE and MATCH have a similar performance O(n).
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I use the FIELD clause in the set command.
SET name id Field routecode abc Field stationid 123456 POINT lat lon
which "routecode" value is string
NEARBY FenceXY where routecode 69030 POINT 23.135278 113.325000 100.000000
where conditions how to express equal?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: