Hier ist die Merchant Center-Referenz zur Grammatik der Abfragesprache (in regulärer Schreibweise):
Query->SelectClauseFromClause?WhereClause?OrderByClause?LimitClause? SelectClause-> SELECT FieldName(,FieldName)* FromClause-> FROM TableName WhereClause-> WHERE Condition(AND Condition)* OrderByClause-> ORDER BY Ordering(,Ordering)* LimitClause-> LIMIT PositiveInteger
Condition->FieldNameOperatorValue|FieldName BETWEEN Value AND Value Operator->=|!=|>|>=|<|<=|<>| IN | NOT IN | CONTAINS ANY | CONTAINS ALL | CONTAINS NONE | DURING | LIKE | NOT LIKE | REGEXP_MATCH | NOT REGEXP_MATCH Value->Number|NumberList|String|StringList|Function Ordering->FieldName(ASC | DESC)?
[null,null,["Zuletzt aktualisiert: 2024-09-20 (UTC)."],[[["The Merchant API is the new version of the Content API for Shopping and represents the future of product data integration."],["Developers can learn more about the Merchant API and its benefits, as well as how to participate in shaping its future, in the official announcement blog post."],["The Merchant Center Query Language uses a structured grammar, allowing developers to query data with clauses like `SELECT`, `FROM`, `WHERE`, `ORDER BY`, and `LIMIT`."],["Various operators such as comparison, range, list inclusion, and regular expression matching are supported within the `WHERE` clause to filter data effectively."],["The `REGEXP_MATCH` operator leverages RE2 syntax for flexible and powerful regular expression-based filtering capabilities."]]],["The beta version of the Merchant API, the new Content API for Shopping, is available. The Merchant Center Query Language uses a specific grammar, defined with regular expressions, including `SELECT`, `FROM`, `WHERE`, `ORDER BY`, and `LIMIT` clauses. Conditions use operators like `=`, `IN`, `CONTAINS`, and `DURING`, and values can be numbers, strings, or functions like `LAST_14_DAYS`. The `REGEXP_MATCH` operator employs RE2 syntax. The documentation details how to integrate and shape this API.\n"]]