Comparison operators evaluate and return a result using one (unary) or two (binary) comparison operands. Comparisons result in the usual three logical values: true, false, and unknown.

Arithmetic operators evaluate and return a result set for all floating-point, decimal, and integer numbers.

String operators concatenate two string values together. For example, "my" + "string" returns the string "my string".

Bitwise operators evaluate and turn specific bits on or off within the internal representation of an integer.

Logical operators evaluate search conditions. Logical evaluations result in the usual three logical values: true, false, and unknown.