Greater than operator in Hana

Hi, I have a quey inside a Xml File and I need to use the Comparasion Operator for "Greater than" in this way : >
Question: Does Hana Syntax support > ?

Hi there,
Was '>' or '<' not working from XML? I used a > operator in a calculated column and then exported the HANA model to see the XML file of it. It has something like this below:
<formula>IF("EMP NO " >=3,"EMPLOYEE NAME","GENDER")</formula>
Regards,
Krishna Tangudu

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but I'm using Oracle 9i r2
The question is why greter than, lesser than, does not workWorks on 9.2.0.8:
SQL> select * from v$version where rownum = 1
BANNER
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64bit Production
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I have a Ms Sql Statement inside a xml file and I have a conditional with a "Greater Than" comparison, so because this within a XML File I can't use the regular syntax for "Greater Than" ( > ) then I use the (>)
Ms Sql Server Statement
<Query ID="some_query">
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Message was edited by: Tom Flanagan

Hi there,
Was '>' or '<' not working from XML? I used a > operator in a calculated column and then exported the HANA model to see the XML file of it. It has something like this below:
<formula>IF("EMP NO " >=3,"EMPLOYEE NAME","GENDER")</formula>
Regards,
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I just need your help. is it possible to use the greater than or less than operator (in filter) for date in creating analysis?
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I'm trying to evaluate some xml to determine if it matches some criterium.
MyXmlColumns contains the following kind of data "<Values><Value>data1</Value><Value>data2</Value><Values>"
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If I use equals operator, or greater than but using a number it works.
I know that I can use XmlExists function but I'm using Oracle 9i r2 so it's not an option.
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but I'm using Oracle 9i r2
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BANNER
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<Value>data1</Value>
<Value>data2</Value>
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1 row selected.

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<Report_or_Video_Title_ID53></Report_or_Video_Title_ID53>
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<DocVoucherInvoiceE_ID1>1897265</DocVoucherInvoiceE_ID1>
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<AmountOpen_ID11></AmountOpen_ID11>
<AddressNumber_ID17></AddressNumber_ID17>
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