bool.or([bool, bool, ...]) → bool r.or([bool, bool, ...]) → bool
Compute the logical “or” of one or more values.
The or
command can be used as an infix operator after its first argument (r.expr(true).or(false)
) or given all of its arguments as parameters (r.or(true,false)
).
Calling or
with zero arguments will return false
.
Example: Return whether either a
or b
evaluate to true.
boolean a = true; boolean b = false; r.expr(a).or(b).run(conn); // Result: true
Example: Return whether any of x
, y
or z
evaluate to true.
boolean x = false; boolean y = false; boolean z = false; r.or(x, y, z).run(conn); // Result: false
Note: When using or
inside a filter
predicate to test the values of fields that may not exist on the documents being tested, you should use the default
command with those fields so they explicitly return false
.
r.table("posts").filter(row -> row.g("category").default("foo").eq("article"). or(row.g("genre").default("foo").eq("mystery")) ).run(conn);
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