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  $query = [disabled => 'true', running => 'false'];

Simple attribute value comparison.

=head2 List of values

  # type = 'ether' OR type = 'wlan'
  my $query = {type => ['ether', 'wlan']};

You can use arrayrefs for a list of possible values for an attribute. By default,
it will be expanded into an C<OR> statement.

=head2 Comparison operators

  # comment isn't empty (more than empty string)
  my $query = {comment => {'>', ''}};

  # mtu > 1000 AND mtu < 1500
  $query = {mtu => {'<' => 1500, '>' => 1000}};

Hashrefs can be used for specifying operator for comparison. Well, any of three
of them. :) You can put multiple operator-value pairs in one hashref and they
will be expanded into an C<AND> statement.

  # mtu < 1000 OR mtu > 1500
  $query = {mtu => [{'<', 1000}, {'>', 1500}]};

  # Or like this
  # mtu < 1000 OR (mtu > 1400 AND mtu < 1500)
  $query = {mtu => [{'<', 1000}, {'>', 1400, '<', 1500}]};

Hashrefs can be also put in lists. If you want them combined into an C<OR>
statement, for example.