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:::code language="sql" source="~/digital-twins-docs-samples/queries/examples.sql" id="QueryByProperty3":::
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> If a property is of type `Map`, you can use the map keys and values directly in the query, like this:
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> :::code language="sql" source="~/digital-twins-docs-samples/queries/examples.sql" id="QueryByProperty4":::
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> If the map key starts with a numeric character, you'll need to wrap the key in double square brackets (`[[<mapKey>]]`) to escape it in the query, similar to the strategy for [querying with reserved keywords](reference-query-reserved.md#escaping-reserved-keywords-in-queries).
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### Query Map properties
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If a property is of the complex type `Map`, you can use the map keys and values directly in the query, like this:
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:::code language="sql" source="~/digital-twins-docs-samples/queries/examples.sql" id="QueryByProperty4":::
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If the map key starts with a numeric character, you'll need to wrap the key in double square brackets (`[[<mapKey>]]`) to escape it in the query, similar to the strategy for [querying with reserved keywords](reference-query-reserved.md#escaping-reserved-keywords-in-queries).
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## Query by model
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