The APIs call for identifier types, subtypes, and qualifiers. The identifier type is a logical construct used in the specification of the query being expressed. The subtype is a physical construct that links the identifier type to the qualifier types.
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The field keys and measurement names require a specific, explicit identifier type.
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The retention policy names require a specific, explicit identifier type.
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The subscription name requires a specific, explicit identifier type.
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The tag keys and tag value pairs require a specific, explicit identifier type.
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The All SQL standard requires the source identifier to be an alias. A source identifier is a logical construct used in specifying the physical source of a statement (statement source). The source identifiers are used to associate the statement source with the result set being generated. For example, an `EXEC SQL SELECT * FROM table WHERE column ='stringValue'` statement produces a result set of rows. The identifier types that can be used as the statement source include the following.
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The All SQL standard also requires the logical identifier to be an alias. A logical identifier is a logical construct used in specifying the relation between the logical parts of the database query. The logical identifier types are used to associate the logical parts of the query with the logical results. The logical identifiers can include the following.
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The logical identifier defined in the All SQL standard allows for the SQL
keyword to be used in place of an identifier name.
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The All SQL standard mandates that a logical identifier be qualified using the identifier type.
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The All SQL standard also mandates that a logical identifier be qualified using the qualifier types.
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The All SQL standard also mandates that the logical identifier be qualified using the identifier type and the qualifier types.
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The All SQL standard also mandates that the logical identifier be qualified using the qualifier types 01e38acffe
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