👉 Boolean IOR, or Interocial OR, is a logical operator used primarily in programming and database queries to determine if at least one of two conditions is true. It returns true if either condition is met, making it useful for checking the existence of values rather than their exact match. For example, in SQL, `CASE WHEN ior (A + B) > 10 THEN 'Condition A' ELSE 'Condition B' END`, the boolean IOR checks if the sum of columns A and B is greater than 10. This operator simplifies conditional logic by avoiding the need for explicit equality checks, enhancing code readability and efficiency.
