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Query by Example

Can a system infer the query you mean from the result you show it?

Live symbolic engine

Show the result. Let search infer the query.

Choose a prepared input-to-output example. The engine searches a bounded query language and returns every surviving explanation, ranked without AI.

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Input example

employees12 rows
idnumbernamestringdeptstringrolestringsalarynumberhiredstringcitystringremoteboolean
1,000Wren AdeyemiMarketingdesigner129,0002019-07-07Osakafalse
1,001Hugo NilssonLegalanalyst96,0002018-04-20Warsawfalse
1,002Umar OkaforFinancemanager160,0002021-05-01Lisbonfalse
1,003Noor VidalOperationslead159,0002020-02-18Dubaifalse
1,004Chika RamanSupportdesigner113,0002019-03-11Nairobitrue
1,005Liam MarchettiDesignanalyst92,0002018-08-28Warsawfalse
1,006Ada NovakEngineeringmanager156,0002017-09-09Lisbontrue
1,007Rosa HaddadSaleslead155,0002020-06-26Dubaitrue
1,008Wren TanakaMarketingdesigner91,0002019-07-19Nairobifalse
1,009Hugo BergstromLegalmanager151,0002018-04-08Warsawfalse
1,010Umar KowalskiFinanceengineer99,0002017-01-17Lisbonfalse
1,011Farah FerreiraOperationslead167,0002016-10-02Osakafalse
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Expected output

what the user showed2 rows
idnumbernamestringdeptstringrolestringsalarynumberhiredstringcitystringremoteboolean
1,000Wren AdeyemiMarketingdesigner129,0002019-07-07Osakafalse
1,008Wren TanakaMarketingdesigner91,0002019-07-19Nairobifalse
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Surviving queries

Ready to infer.Run the example to see the smallest consistent query—and the alternatives it competes with.