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In this case, the operators =, == and != are also supported, though they might give unexpected results to the user. For this reason, we have also added === and !== operators to support any possible query operation. An example containing the results that would be obtained is shown in the table below:
| Operator | Value looked for | Individuals returned | Explanation |
|---|---|---|---|
| =, == | B | 1, 2 | Fetch all the individuals containing annotationSet or variableSet B |
| === | B | 2 | Fetch all the individuals that only contains annotationSet or variableSet B |
| != | B | 1, 3, 4 | Fetch all the individuals that doesn't only contain annotationSet or variableSet B. Individuals containing B plus any other annotationSet or variableSet will be returned. |
| !== | B | 3, 4 | Fetch all the individuals that have never been annotated using annotationSet or variableSet B. |
Project the annotation fields to return
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