Class symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.date.DateAddFunction
All Packages  Class Hierarchy  This Package  Previous  Next  Index
  Class symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.date.DateAddFunction
Object
   |
   +----symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.date.DateAddFunction
  -  public class DateAddFunction
  
-  extends Object
  
-  implements Calculation
   
Class which is used for date operations
  -  Version:
  
 -  1.0, 10/09/98
  
 -  Author:
  
 -  Puru Balakrishnan
 
  
  -  
	NAME
   -  
 
  
  -  
	symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.date.DateAddFunction()
   -  
 
  
  -  
	getComputedValue(DerivationRow, int)
   -   
return the computed value from the passed in input Row.
  
 -  
	getDisplayString()
   -   Method to return a String which would
 be used for displaying method information to the user
 Example: For a class which calculates the sum of three columns
          using a description like "sum( ?,?,? )" would be appropriate.
  
 -  
	isUsedForAggregate()
   -   Method to determine if this can be used for aggregate calculations
 
 
  
NAME
public static final java.lang.String NAME
  
DateAddFunction
public DateAddFunction()
  
getComputedValue
public java.lang.Object getComputedValue(DerivationRow inputRow,
                                         int outputDataType)
  -  
return the computed value from the passed in input Row.
 The first parameter ,ComputeRow, is a grouping of columns which 
 are to be used for calculating the new derived value.
 These columns could represent constant as well as real database columns. 
 
   
 
    -  Parameters:
    
 -  inputRow - row of input columns
    
-  outputDataType - datatype for desired output as in java.sql.Types
    
  -  Returns:
    
 -  Object representing the new computed value
    
 -  See Also:
    
 -  ComputeRow, CompColMember
  
 
 
 
getDisplayString
public java.lang.String getDisplayString()
  -  Method to return a String which would
 be used for displaying method information to the user
 Example: For a class which calculates the sum of three columns
          using a description like "sum( ?,?,? )" would be appropriate.
  
 
 
    -  Returns:
    
 -  String
  
 
 
 
isUsedForAggregate
public boolean isUsedForAggregate()
  -  Method to determine if this can be used for aggregate calculations
  
 
 
    -  Returns:
    
 -  true or false
  
 
 
 
All Packages  Class Hierarchy  This Package  Previous  Next  Index