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IntervalDS Class

The IntervalDS class encapsulates time interval calculations in terms of days, hours, minutes, seconds, and fractional seconds. Leading field precision will be determined by number of decimal digits in day input. Fraction second precision will be determined by number of fraction digits on input.

Table 12-19 Fields of IntervalDS Class

Field Type Description

day

int

Day component. Valid values are -10^9 through 10^9.

hour

int

Hour component. Valid values are -23 through 23.

minute

int

Minute component. Valid values are -59 through 59.

second

int

Second component. Valid values are -59 through 59.

fs

int

Fractional second component. Constructs a NULL IntervalDS object. A NULL intervalDS can be initialized by assignment or calling fromText method. Methods that can be called on NULL intervalDS objects are setName() and isNull().


Example 12-6 How to Create, Assign Values, and Use an Empty IntervalDS Object through Direct Assignment

This example demonstrates how the default constructor creates a NULL value, and how you can assign a non NULL value to a day-second interval and then perform operations on it.

Environment *env = Environment::createEnvironment();

// Create a NULL day-second interval
IntervalDS ds;
if(ds.isNull())
   cout << "\n ds is null";

// Assign a non-NULL value to ds
IntervalDS anotherDS(env, "10 20:14:10.2");
ds = anotherDS;

// Now all operations on IntervalDS are valid
int DAY = ds.getDay();

Example 12-7 How to Create, Assign Values, and Use an Empty IntervalDS Object through fromText() and toText() Methods

This example demonstrates how to create a NULL day-second interval, initialize the day-second interval by using the fromText() method, add to the day-second interval by using the += operator, multiply by using the * operator, compare 2 day-second intervals, and convert a day-second interval to a string by using the toText method:

Environment *env = Environment::createEnvironment();

// Create a null day-second interval
IntervalDS ds1

// Initialize a null day-second interval by using the fromText method
ds1.fromText("20 10:20:30.9","",env);

IntervalDS addWith(env,2,1);
ds1 += addWith;    //call += operator

IntervalDS mulDs1=ds1 * Number(env,10);  
                   //call * operator
if(ds1==mulDs1)    //call == operator
   .
   .
string strds=ds1.toText(2,4);                       //2 is leading field precision
                   //4 is the fractional field precision

Table 12-20 Summary of IntervalDS Methods

Method Summary

IntervalDS()


IntervalDS class constructor.

fromText()


Returns an IntervalDS converted from a string.

fromUText()


Returns an IntervalDS converted from a UString.

getDay()


Returns day interval values.

getFracSec()


Returns fractional second interval values.

getFracSec()


Returns hour interval values.

getMinute()


Returns minute interval values.

getSecond()


Returns second interval values.

isNull()


Returns true if IntervalDS is NULL, false otherwise.

operator*()


Returns the product of two IntervalDS values.

operator*=()


Multiplication assignment.

operator=()


Simple assignment.

operator==()


Checks if a and b are equal.

operator!=()


Checks if a and b are not equal.

operator/()


Returns an IntervalDS with value (a / b).

operator/=()


Division assignment.

operator>()


Checks if a is greater than b

operator>=()


Checks if a is greater than or equal to b.

operator<()


Checks if a is less than b.

operator<=()


Checks if a is less than or equal to b.

operator-()


Returns an IntervalDS with value (a - b).

-=


Subtraction assignment.

operator+()


Returns the sum of two IntervalDS values.

operator+=()


Addition assignment.

set()


Sets day-second interval.

setNull()


Sets day-second interval to NULL.

toText()


Converts to a string representation for the interval.

toUText()


Converts to a UString representation for the interval.



IntervalDS()

IntervalDS class constructor.

Syntax Description
IntervalDS();
Constructs a NULL IntervalDS object. A NULL IntervalDS can be initialized by assignment or calling fromText() method. Methods that can be called on NULL IntervalDS objects are setName() and isNull().
IntervalDS(
   const Environment *env,
   int day = 0,
   int hour = 0,
   int minute = 0,
   int second = 0,
   int fs = 0);
Constructs an IntervalDS object within a specified Environment.
IntervalDS(
   const IntervalDS &src);
Constructs an IntervalYM object from src.

Parameter Description
env
The Environment.
day
The day field of IntervalDS.
hour
The hour field of IntervalDS.
minute
The minute field of IntervalDS.
second
The second field of IntervalDS.
fs
The fs field of IntervalDS.
src
The source that the IntervalDS object will be copied from.


fromText()

Creates the interval from the string specified. The string is converted using the nls parameters associated with the relevant environment. The nls parameters are picked up from env. If env is NULL, the nls parameters are picked up from the environment associated with the instance, if any.

Syntax

void fromText(
   const string &inpstr,
   const string &nlsParam = "",
   const Environment *env = NULL);
Parameter Description
inpstr
Input string representing a day second interval of the form 'days hours:minutes:seconds', for example, '10 20:14:10.2'
nlsParam
The nls parameters string. If nlsParam is specified, this determines the nls parameters to be used for the conversion. If nlsParam is not specified, the nls parameters are picked up from envp.
env
Environment whose nls parameters will be used.


fromUText()

Creates the interval from the UString specified.

Syntax

void fromUText(
   const UString &inpstr,
   const Environment *env=NULL );

Parameter Description
inpstr
Input UString representing a day second interval of the form 'days hours:minutes:seconds', for example, '10 20:14:10.2'
env
The Environment.


getDay()

Returns the day component of the interval.

Syntax

int getDay() const;


getFracSec()

Returns the fractional second component of the interval.

Syntax

int getFracSec() const;


getHour()

Returns the hour component of the interval.

Syntax

int getHour() const;


getMinute()

Returns the minute component of this interval.

Syntax

int getMinute() const;


getSecond()

Returns the seconds component of this interval.

Syntax

int getSecond() const;


isNull()

Tests whether the interval is NULL. If the interval is NULL then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned.

Syntax

bool isNull() const;


operator*()

Multiplies an interval by a specified value and returns the result.

Syntax

const IntervalDS operator*(
   const IntervalDS &interval,
   const Number &val);
Parameter Description
interval
Interval to be multiplied.
val
Value by which interval is to be multiplied.


operator*=()

Assigns the product of IntervalDS and a to IntervalDS.

Syntax

IntervalDS& operator*=(
   const IntervalDS &factor);
Parameter Description
factor
A day second interval.


operator=()

Assigns the specified value to the interval.

Syntax

IntervalDS& operator=(
   const IntervalDS &src);
Parameter Description
src
Value to be assigned.


operator==()

Compares the intervals specified. If the intervals are equal, then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator==(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator!=()

Compares the intervals specified. If the intervals are not equal then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator!=(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator/()

Returns the result of dividing an interval by a constant value.

Syntax

const IntervalDS operator/(
   const IntervalDS &dividend,
   const Number &factor);
Parameter Description
dividend
The interval to be divided.
factor
Value by which interval is to be divided.


operator/=()

Assigns the quotient of IntervalDS and val to IntervalDS.

Syntax

IntervalDS& operator/=(
   const IntervalDS &factor);
Parameter Description
factor
A day second interval.


operator>()

Compares the intervals specified. If the first interval is greater than the second interval then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator>(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator>=()

Compares the intervals specified. If the first interval is greater than or equal to the second interval then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator>=(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &first);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator<()

Compares the intervals specified. If the first interval is less than the second interval then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator<(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator<=()

Compares the intervals specified. If the first interval is less than or equal to the second interval then TRUE is returned; otherwise, FALSE is returned. If either interval is NULL then SQLException is thrown.

Syntax

bool operator<=(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator-()

Returns the difference between the intervals first and second.

Syntax

const IntervalDS operator-(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator-=()

Assigns the difference between IntervalDS and val to IntervalDS.

Syntax

IntervalDS& operator-=(
   const IntervalDS &val);
Parameter Description
val
A day second interval.


operator+()

Returns the sum of the intervals specified.

Syntax

const IntervalDS operator+(
   const IntervalDS &first,
   const IntervalDS &second);
Parameter Description
first
The first interval to be compared.
second
The second interval to be compared.


operator+=()

Assigns the sum of IntervalDS and val to IntervalDS.

Syntax

IntervalDS& operator+=(
   const IntervalDS &val);
Parameter Description
val
A day second interval.


set()

Sets the interval to the values specified.

Syntax

void set(
   int day,
   int hour,
   int minute,
   int second,
   int fracsec);
Parameter Description
day
Day component.
hour
Hour component.
min
Minute component.
second
Second component.
fracsec
Fractional second component.


setNull()

Sets the IntervalDS to NULL.

Syntax

void setNull();


toText()

Converts to a string representation for the interval.

Syntax

string toText(
   unsigned int lfprec,
   unsigned int fsprec,
   const string &nlsParam = "") const;
Parameter Description
lfprec
Leading field precision.
fsprec
Fractional second precision.
nlsParam
The nls parameters string. If nlsParam is specified, this determines the nls parameters to be used for the conversion. If nlsParam is not specified, the nls parameters are picked up from envp.


toUText()

Converts to a UString representation for the interval.

Syntax

UString toUText(
   unsigned int lfprec,
   unsigned int fsprec) cosnt;
Parameter Description
lfprec
Leading field precision.
fsprec
Fractional second precision.