Select ... From ... Where ...

The Select ... From ... Where ... DML statement is used to select records from a table/view that meet the condition defined in the Where Clause.

In the GeoDMS first a new domain unit needs to be configured with the e.g. the subset function, resulting in a subitem called Nr_OrgEntity with as values unit the index numbers of the original domain. This Nr_OrgEntity attribute can be used to get the data from the original domain for the new subset domain, using the lookup function (see examples).

single attribute selection

Assume the following SQL Statement:

Select Street, Number, Zipcode, Town ** From ** Appartment ** Where ** Town = 'BTown'`

This statement can be applied on our Relational model versus Semantic arrays, resulting in the following data:

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GeoDMS configuration (the Appartment domain unit is configured in a src container):

unit singleAttSelection := subset(src/Appartment/Town == 'BTown') {    attribute Street  := src/Appartment/Street[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute Number  := src/Appartment/Number[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute ZipCode := src/Appartment/ZipCode[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute Town    := src/Appartment/Town[Nr_OrgEntity]; }

multiple attributes selection

Assume the following SQL Statement:

Select Street, Number, Zipcode, Town From Appartment Where ZipCode = 'AA6681' And Number = 3

This statement can be applied on our relation model, resulting in the following data:

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GeoDMS configuration (the Appartment domain unit is configured in a src container):

unit multipleAttSelection := subset(src/Appartment/ZipCode == 'AA6681' && src/Appartment/Number == 3) {    attribute Street  := src/Appartment/Street[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute Number  := src/Appartment/Number[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute ZipCode := src/Appartment/ZipCode[Nr_OrgEntity];    attribute Town    := src/Appartment/Town[Nr_OrgEntity]; }