How does jump above works in AT&T assembly format

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if in x86-64 AT&T version (not Intel), I guess in only changes the direction of source and destination, but anyway if I type:

cmp %bx,%ax
ja label

Assuming all numbers are unsigned, what exactly means ja? Jump if a>b or b>a? Because it is all about CF and ZF (meaning no carry/borrow, and nonzero)?????

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It does exactly the same thing that

cmp ax, bx
ja label

would do in Intel syntax.

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