Several Spamfilter DB statements allow comparators which are listed below
If the value specified in the statement is numeric:
= or == compare numeric values for equality
<> or != compare numeric values for inequality
<, >, ⇐, >= do standard numeric comparisons
If the value specified in the statement is non-numeric:
Whether or not the value specified in the statement is numeric:
eq compares string values for equality using plain
ASCII comparisons
ne compares string values for inequality using plain
ASCII comparisons
lt does a 'less than' string comparison using plain
ASCII comparisons
le does a 'less than or equals' string comparison using plain
ASCII comparisons
gt does a 'greater than' string comparison using plain
ASCII comparisons
ge does a 'greater than or equals' string comparison using plain
ASCII comparisons
An 'i' after each of the above comparators makes them case insensitive (eg nei)
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LIKE does an SQL 'LIKE' comparison
ILIKE does a case insensitive SQL 'LIKE' comparison