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Comparison operators can operate on many types of values, but the result of a comparison operation is always either true or false. AppleScript includes the following comparison operators: =, , >, <, , and . Check out Table 9-1 in this chapter for other ways to write each operator, such as is greater than. The way in which a comparison operator compares two values depends on the class (or classes) of those values. For more information, see the corresponding chapters: 3 for strings, 4 for numbers, 5 for dates, and 6 for lists and records. The following are a few comparison operations: 3 > 2 --> true 8 = "8" --> false (current date) > date "1/1/2000" --> true

This defines that the valid values for NlsTerritory are ones that already exist in the Customers table.

Containment operators also return either true or false. They check whether a particular value contains, or is contained by, another value. The containment operator group consists of the following operators: starts with, ends with, contains, doesn't contain, is contained by, and isn't contained by. Each operator listed here has synonyms that you can find in this chapter. The following are a few containment operator examples: "Friendship" contains "Friend" Result: true {12, 14, 16} contains 14 Result: true Both operands must be the same class, so in the second example AppleScript coerces the value 14 to a single-item list and evaluates the expression as {12, 14, 16} contains {14}.

T A B L E 2-2

AppleScript allows you to use the following math operators: * (multiply), + (plus), - (minus), / (division), div (integral division), mod (modulo, remainder), and ^ (exponent).

A common use case for validation is to check that a value entered already exists as a key. For example, for an order item, you might decide that you want a different product and so change the product ID. In this case you want to ensure that the value entered is a valid product ID. There are a number of advantages in using a key exists validation over something like a list validation using a query result. First, it doesn t always have to go to the database to find the key since it looks in the entity cache, and second, the key exists validation will find keys that exist in the current transaction that have not yet been committed.

Here are a few examples: 3 * 5 --> 15 72 / 12 --> 6 3 ^ 2 --> 9 For a complete explanation of math operators in AppleScript, see 4.

AppleScript uses the ampersand (&) as the concatenation operator. You can concatenate strings, lists, and records, like this: "Micro" & "Soft" --> "MicroSoft" "Steely" & space & "Dan" --> "Steely Dan" {1, 2, 3} & 4 & {5, 6} --> {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6} {name:"Jane"} & {age:23} --> {name:"Jane", age:23}

The a reference to operator returns a reference to a property or elements of an object, instead of the value of the property or elements.

Open the entity object editor for OrderItems and create a new validation rule for ProductId. Set Rule Type to Key Exists and Validation Target Type to Entity Object. JDeveloper should automatically recognize that there is an association between the ProductId of OrderItems and the ProductId in the ProductInformation entity object.

You can use considering or ignoring blocks to alter the way in which two strings are compared. These clauses tell AppleScript to either consider or ignore specific attributes. The attributes that can be considered or ignored are case, white space, diacriticals, hyphens, expansion, punctuation, and numeric strings. The following are two examples of using the different consideration clauses. For more examples, see earlier in this chapter. Use this for considering case: "AppleScript" = "applescript" --> true considering case "AppleScript" = "applescript" --> false end considering Or, use the following for ignoring white space and hyphens: "800 555-1212" is equal to "8005551212" --> false ignoring white space and hyphens "800 555-1212" is equal to "8005551212" --> true end ignoring