GBase 8a MPP Cluster supports common arithmetic operators. There are two points to note when using them:

• If both parameters are integers, the -, +, and * operations are performed with BIGINT (64-bit) precision, and the result is returned.
• If one parameter is an unsigned integer and the other is an integer, the result will be an unsigned integer.

1. Addition (+)

Example: Both operands are integers.

gbase> SELECT 3+5 FROM dual;
+-----+
| 3+5 |
+-----+
|   8 |
+-----+
1 row in set

2. Subtraction (-)

Example: Both operands are integers.

gbase> SELECT 3-5 FROM dual;
+-----+
| 3-5 |
+-----+
|  -2 |
+-----+
1 row in set

3. Unary Minus

Description: Changes the sign of the parameter.

Example: The operand is an integer.

gbase> SELECT - 2 FROM dual;
+-----+
| - 2 |
+-----+
|  -2 |
+-----+
1 row in set

Note: If the operand is of BIGINT type, the return value will also be of BIGINT type.

4. Multiplication (*)

Example: Both operands are integers.

gbase> SELECT 3*5 FROM dual;
+-----+
| 3*5 |
+-----+
|  15 |
+-----+
1 row in set

5. Division (/)

Example 1: Both operands are integers.

gbase> SELECT 3/5 FROM dual;
+--------+
| 3/5    |
+--------+
| 0.6000 |
+--------+
1 row in set

Example 2: The divisor is 0, the return value is NULL.

gbase> SELECT 102/(1-1) FROM dual;
+-----------+
| 102/(1-1) |
+-----------+
|      NULL |
+-----------+
1 row in set

Note: Division will only be performed with BIGINT arithmetic if the result is being converted to an integer in the context.

6. Integer Division (DIV)

Example: Both operands are integers.

gbase> SELECT 5 DIV 2 FROM dual;
+---------+
| 5 DIV 2 |
+---------+
|       2 |
+---------+
1 row in set

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