Functions in the Expression Model
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Functions in the Expression Model
The expression model offers functions that accept different types of expressions as arguments, including type conversion, aggregation, and ranking. ...
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Operator Functions
A table of pseudo-functions with names starting with underscores maps all unary and binary operators. It provides uniformity in calling expressions. ...
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General Functions
A list of functions for data type conversion, numeric calculations, filtering, and text manipulation. ...
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Date Functions
Examples of functions to add periods, get specific date parts, test date ranges, and evaluate if a date is within a specific period. GetDate()Date/timeCurren...
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Aggregating Functions
Various aggregating functions to compute aggregated values from a set of values based on a source value and other arguments. ...
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Text Functions
Examples include functions to get the length of a string, remove spaces, extract substrings, and change case. The following functions can be used to be used ...
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Hierarchy related functions
Functions that work with "self-ref" hierarchies defined in tables. They allow to select certain records in a hierarchy and analyze relations between records....
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Vector Aggregating Functions
Functions in data analysis allow the aggregation of values from compound expressions like grids or numeric lists. ...
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Special Functions
Functions for aggregating values of "vector" (compound) expressions, like grids or numeric lists. Includes boolean, numeric and any types. ...
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Geolocation Functions
Geolocation functions: point(lat, long), lat(point), long(point), distance(point1, point2), toGeo(text), and ToText(geolocation). ...
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Recoding definition
Recoding definitions map source values into text codes using rules. Rules can be of text, integer or range types, and must not overlap. ...
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Recoding Functions
Recoding functions recode source values into a number of categories. Input for recoding is either numeric, text or date value. Input value is mapped to a cer...
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Sorting Criterion
Sorting criteria define the value and direction for sorting in ranking functions. Each criterion includes an expression of comparable type and direction. ...
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Numeric Functions
FunctionDescriptionAbs(<x>) Calculates an absolute value of its numeric argument (integer or floating-point)Ceil(<x>) Calculates a minimal integer greater or...
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Value Conversion Functions
Function Description Convert(source_value, target_type) Converts a value to the specified type. Value types can be converted according to the type c...
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General Purpose Functions
FunctionDescriptionIsNull(a1, a2) The value of a1 if it is not null, otherwise a2. a2 must be convertible to the type of a1. Between(value, lower, upper) T...
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Ranking Functions
Ranking functions calculate ranks of values within a series of values according to the specified sorting criteria.All ranking functions accept the same set o...
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