PEL operators
PerformancePoint Expression Language (PEL) supports the following operators that specify evaluations to be performed on designated elements called operands.
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- - (negation) (PEL)
Returns the negative value of a numeric expression.
- - (subtraction) (PEL)
Subtracts two numbers.
- * (multiplication) (PEL)
Multiplies two numbers.
- / (division) (PEL)
Divides one number by another number.
- : (range) (PEL)
Returns the positive value of a numeric expression.
- ^ (exponentiation) (PEL)
Raises one number to the power of another number.
- + (addition) (PEL)
Adds two numbers.
- + (identity) (PEL)
Returns a naturally ordered set, with the two specified members as endpoints and all members between the two specified members included as members of the set.
- < (less than) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument has a value that is less than the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- <= (less than or equal to) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument has a value that is lower than or equal to the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- <> (not equal to) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument is not equal to the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- == (equal to) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument is equal to the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- > (greater than) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument has a value that is larger than the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- >= (greater than or equal to) (PEL)
For non-null arguments, returns TRUE if the left argument has a value that is greater than or equal to the right argument; otherwise, FALSE.
- AND (PEL)
Performs a logical conjunction on two numeric expressions.
- NOT (PEL)
Performs a logical negation on a numeric expression.
- OR (PEL)
Performs a logical disjunction on two numeric expressions.
- XOR (PEL)
Performs a logical exclusion on two numeric expressions.