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[GitHub] [age] abdulmanann commented on issue #452: Match / Create / Set / Remove / Delete / Merge / Call / Yield Clause

abdulmanann commented on issue #452:
URL: https://github.com/apache/age/issues/452#issuecomment-1475281837

   - Match Clause: A clause used to search for specific values within a table, often used in conjunction with the Against function.
   - Create Clause: A clause used to create a new table, index, or view in the database.
   - Set Clause: A clause used to update the values of one or more columns in a table.
   - Delete Clause: A clause used to remove one or more rows from a table.
   - Merge Clause: A clause used to combine data from two or more sources into a single table, often used with the Union or Union All operators.
   - Call Clause: A clause used to execute a stored procedure or function.
   - Yield Clause: A clause used to return data from a stored procedure or function. Note that this clause is not a standard SQL clause and may not be supported by all database management systems.
   - Return Clause: A clause used to return a value from a stored procedure or function. This is similar to the Yield Clause, but is a standard SQL clause and is supported by most database management systems.


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