This code snippet appears to execute a SQL query using...

July 2, 2025 at 07:42 PM

$result_NSGL00203996: Integer() from $r.sql(" select count(*) from tmp_maintainPlan_dim_${JOB_ID} where (\"applicabilityType\" in ('selected','Selected','SELECTED') and \"imageIds\" = '[]')

This code snippet appears to execute a SQL query using a templated language within a larger script or application. Here's what it does, broken down:

  1. $result_NSGL00203996: Integer():

    • This likely initializes or declares a variable named $result_NSGL00203996 as an integer to store the result of the SQL query.
  2. $r.sql(...):

    • $r.sql likely refers to a method or function that executes a SQL query. The SQL query is written inside the parentheses and in quotation marks.
  3. SQL Query:

    • The query selects the count (count(*)) of rows from a temporary table called tmp_maintainPlan_dim_${JOB_ID}.

    • ${JOB_ID}:

      • This looks like a placeholder variable that is dynamically replaced at runtime with the value of JOB_ID. The resulting table name would depend on the value of this variable.
    • WHERE clause:

      • It filters rows where:
        • applicabilityType is equal to one of the values 'selected', 'Selected', or 'SELECTED' (case insensitive due to multiple comparisons).
        • imageIds equals the string literal '[]', potentially indicating an empty or unpopulated field.
  4. Result:

    • The query will return the total count of rows in the table where these conditions are met. This count is stored in the variable $result_NSGL00203996.

Summary

The code calculates and stores the count of rows in a temporary table (tmp_maintainPlan_dim_${JOB_ID}) that meet the following criteria:

  • The applicabilityType column has a value of 'selected', 'Selected', or 'SELECTED'.
  • The imageIds column is exactly '[]'.
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