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RAQL function extensions

In RAQL queries you can use both plain functions as well as analytic functions. While some extensions are based on standard SQL definitions, others are RAQL-specific extensions that widens the support of analytic tasks you can tackle.

Note that in contrast to the case-insensitive handling of SQL functions, RAQL-specific functions are handled case-sensitively.

The following function extensions are RAQL-specific and are not part of the SQL standard. For a discussion of the functions defined in SQL, we refer to the SQL documentation.