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Fix typo
wiffbi Mar 27, 2026
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Clarify numeric casting
wiffbi Mar 27, 2026
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Expand Up @@ -70,13 +70,13 @@ type-name: BOOL[EAN] | [BIG]INT | DECIMAL | FLOAT | DOUBLE | JSONB | TEXT | TIME

## Syntax notes

- String literals can be quited with `"` or `'`.
- String literals can be quoted with `"` or `'`.
- Column or table names can be escaped with <code>`</code>.
- Column and table names are case-sensitive, syntax keywords are not.
- Comments are supported with `--` at the start of the line or `/* comment */` syntax.
- The result of comparisons between different types or with NULL depends on the underlying database.
- Casting behaviour depends on the underlying database.
- Math operations involving more than one of the numeric type are always casted to either decimal or float, i.e. `10 / 3` will not return `3`, but always `3.3333...`.
- Math operations involving different numeric types are always casted to either decimal or float, i.e. `10 / 3` will not return `3`, but always `3.3333...`.
- `||` is a concatenation operator and `->` a JSON traversal operator.

## Supported functions
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SELECT address->city->state AS state
FROM customers
WHERE name = "CA"
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