Once you have a collection of objects, there are certain operators applicable to them.

You can use the OCL-Editor to see what they are:

Operators	Description
->append	Add another object last
->asBag	Returns a Bag containing all elements of self.
->asSequence	Returns a Sequence containing all elements of self. Element ordering is preserved when possible.
->asSet	Returns a Set containing all elements of self.
->at	Get the objects at X where the first index is 1
->at0	Get the objects at X where the first index is 0
->collect	Returns a collection containing the result of applying expr on all elements contained in self.
->count	Count how many meet a certain criteria
->dictionary	Efficiently looks up values
->difference	The difference between 2 collections
->excluding	The collection except for this single object
->exists	Returns true if at least one element in self validates the condition expr, false otherwise.
->filterOnType	Only keep the ones of a certain type
->first	Return the first object
->forAll	Returns true if all the elements contained in self validate the condition expr, false otherwise.
->groupBy	Build a collection of tuples grouped by some aspect
->includes	Does the collection include the object
->includesAll	Does the collection include the whole other collection
->including	Returns the list with the element in the parameter included.
->IndexOf	The 1 based index of an object in the collection possibly -1 if not existing
->indexOf0	The 0 based index of an object in the collection possibly -1 if not existing
->intersection	The intersection of two collections
->isEmpty	Returns true if the collection is empty
->notEmpty	Returns true if self contains at least one element, false otherwise.
->reject	Returns a collection with all elements of self except for those who validate the OclExpression expr.
->select	Returns a collection with all elements of self that validate the OclExpression expr.
->size	Returns the number of elements contained in self.
->sum	Returns the sum of all elements contained in self if they support the '+' operation.
->last	Returns the last object in the collection
->orderBy	Sorts the collection on one or more properties
->orderDescending	Sort the from biggest to smallest
->orderGeneric	Sorts the list of properties with interchangeable sort order: (expr1, OclSortDirection::ascending, expr2, OclSortDirection::descending...)
->prepend	Returns an OrderedSet containing object followed by all elements of self.
->subsequence	Returns a smaller collection from a start to stop
->symmetricDifference	The symmetric difference between the collections; ie all the objects in collection1 or collection2 but not in both
->union	The set of objects in collection1 and objects in collection2

See this page for examples on collection operators.

Also check out: OCLOperators