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- <string id="CRXReportCastingFunctions">Data Type Casting Functions</string>
- <string id="_date2string.syntax">date2string ( date_expression )</string>
- <string id="_date2string.tip">Returns a date as a string in YYYY-MM-DD format.</string>
- <string id="_time2string.syntax">time2string ( time_expression )</string>
- <string id="_time2string.tip">Returns a time as a string in HH:MM:SS.FFF format.</string>
- <string id="_timeTZ2string.syntax">timeTZ2string ( timeTZ_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timeTZ2string.tip">Returns a time with the time zone as a string in HH:MM:SS.FFF +HHMM or HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF -HHMM format. For example, -05:30 means a timezone of GMT minus 5 hours and 30 minutes</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2string.syntax">timestamp2string ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2string.tip">Returns a timestamp as a string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF format.</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2string.syntax">timestampTZ2string ( timestamp_time_zone_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2string.tip">Returns a timestamp with the time zone as a string in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF +HHMM or YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.FFF -HHMM format.</string>
- <string id="_DTinterval2string.syntax">DTinterval2string ( date_time_interval_expression )</string>
- <string id="_DTinterval2string.tip">Returns a date time interval as a string in DDDD HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF or -DDDD HH:MM:SS.FFF format.</string>
- <string id="_DTinterval2stringAsTime.syntax">DTinterval2stringAsTime ( date_time_interval_expression )</string>
- <string id="_DTinterval2stringAsTime.tip">Returns a date time interval as a string in HHHH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF or HH:MM:SS.FFF format. Days are converted to hours.</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.syntax">int2DTinterval ( integer_expression , string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.tip">Converts an integer to a date time interval. "String_expression" specifies what "integer_expression" represents: "ns" = nanoseconds, "s" = seconds (default), "m" = minutes, "h" = hours, "d" = days.</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.example.1">Example: int2DTinterval (1020,"h")</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.result.1">Result: 42 days 12 hours</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.example.2">Example: int2DTinterval (1020,"s")</string>
- <string id="_int2DTinterval.result.2">Result: 17 minutes</string>
- <string id="_mapNumberToLetter.syntax">mapNumberToLetter ( string_expression , integer_expression )</string>
- <string id="_mapNumberToLetter.tip">Adds "integer_expression" to "string_expression".</string>
- <string id="_mapNumberToLetter.example.1">Example: mapNumberToLetter ( 'a' , 1 )</string>
- <string id="_mapNumberToLetter.result.1">Result: b</string>
- <string id="_nullif.syntax">nullif ( string_expression1 , string_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_nullif.tip">Returns null if "string_expression1" equals "string_expression2" (case-insensitive), otherwise returns "string_expression1".</string>
- <string id="_mod.syntax">mod ( integer_expression1 , integer_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_mod.tip">Returns an integer value representing the remainder (modulo) of "integer_expression1" / "integer_expression2".</string>
- <string id="_power.syntax">power ( numeric_expression1 , numeric_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_power.tip">Returns "numeric_expression1" raised to the power of "numeric_expression2".</string>
- <string id="_power.example.1" type="String">Example: power ( 3 , 2 )</string>
- <string id="_power.result.1" type="String">Result: 9</string>
- <string id="_int2YMinterval.syntax">int2YMinterval ( integer_expression , string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_int2YMinterval.tip">Converts "integer_expression" to a year month interval. "String_expression" specifies what "integer_expression" represents: "y" = years, "m" = months (default).</string>
- <string id="_YMinterval2string.syntax">YMinterval2string ( year_month_interval_expression )</string>
- <string id="_YMinterval2string.tip">Returns "year_month_interval_expression" as a string in (YY MM) or -(YY MM) format.</string>
- <string id="_number2string.syntax">number2string ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_number2string.tip">Converts "numeric_expression" to a string, using the %g format specifier (C/C++ syntax).</string>
- <string id="_string2date.syntax">string2date ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2date.tip">Returns "string_expression" as a date in YYYY-MM-DD format.</string>
- <string id="_string2YMinterval.tip">Returns "string_expression" as a Year Month Interval in [-]YY MM format.</string>
- <string id="_string2YMinterval.syntax">string2YMinterval ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2DTinterval.tip">Returns "string_expression" as a date time interval in [-]DD HH:MM[:SS[.FFF]] format.</string>
- <string id="_string2DTinterval.syntax">string2DTinterval ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2time.syntax">string2time ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2time.tip">Returns "string_expression" as a time in HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF format.</string>
- <string id="_string2timestamp.syntax">string2timestamp ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2timestamp.tip">Returns "string_expression" as a timestamp in YYYY-MM-DD [T|t|[white space]+] HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF format.</string>
- <string id="_string2timestampTZ.syntax">string2timestampTZ ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2timestampTZ.tip">Returns "string_expression" in YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.FFFFFFF +HHMM or YYYY-MM-DD [T|t] HH:MM:SS.FFF -HHMM format.</string>
- <string id="_string2double.syntax">string2double ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2double.tip">Returns a floating point number. "String_expression" has the following form: "[whitespace] [sign]
- [digits] [digits] [ {d|D|e|E }[sign]digits]"</string>
- <string id="_string2int64.syntax">string2int64 ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2int64.tip">Returns a long integer. "String_expression" has the following form: "[whitespace] [{+|-}] [digits]"</string>
- <string id="_string2int32.syntax">string2int32 ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_string2int32.tip">Returns an integer. "String_expression" has the following form: "[whitespace] [{+|-}] [digits]"</string>
- <string id="_date2timestamp.syntax">date2timestamp ( date_expression )</string>
- <string id="_date2timestamp.tip">Converts "date_expression" to a timestamp. The time part of the timestamp will equal zero.</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2date.syntax">timestamp2date ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2date.tip">Converts "timestamp_expression" to a date. The time part of the timestamp will be ignored.</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2timestampTZ.syntax">timestamp2timestampTZ ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestamp2timestampTZ.tip">Converts "timestamp_expression" to a timestamp with a time zone. The displacement part of the timestamp with the time zone will be zero.</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2timestamp.syntax">timestampTZ2timestamp ( timestamp_time_zone_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2timestamp.tip">Converts "timestamp_time_zone_expression" to a timestamp. The displacement part of the timestamp with the time zone will be ignored.</string>
- <string id="_date2timestampTZ.syntax">date2timestampTZ ( date_expression )</string>
- <string id="_date2timestampTZ.tip">Converts "date_expression" to a timestamp with a time zone. The time and time zone parts of the timestamp will equal zero.</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2date.syntax">timestampTZ2date ( timestamp_time_zone_expression )</string>
- <string id="_timestampTZ2date.tip">Converts "timestamp_time_zone_expression" to a date. The time and time zone parts of the timestamp will be ignored.</string>
- <string id="_add_days.syntax">_add_days ( timestamp_expression , integer_expression )</string>
- <string id="_add_days.tip">Returns the datetime resulting from adding "integer_expression" days to "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_add_days.example.1">Example: _add_days ( 2007-01-14 00:00:00.000 , 3 )</string>
- <string id="_add_days.result.1">Result: 2007-01-17 00:00:00.000</string>
- <string id="_add_months.syntax">_add_months ( timestamp_expression , integer_expression )</string>
- <string id="_add_months.tip">Returns the datetime resulting from adding "integer_expression" months to "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_add_years.syntax">_add_years ( timestamp_expression , integer_expression )</string>
- <string id="_add_years.tip">Returns the datetime resulting from adding "integer_expression" years to "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_age.syntax">_age ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_age.tip">Returns a number by subtracting "timestamp_expression" from today's date.</string>
- <string id="_age.example.1">Example: _age ([Query1].[Date]), where [Query1].[Date] is March 2, 2004, and today is July 8, 2009</string>
- <string id="_age.result.1">Result: 50,406, where 5 is the number of years, 04 is the number of months, and 06 is the number of days.</string>
- <string id="_day_of_week.syntax">_day_of_week ( timestamp_expression , integer_expression ) </string>
- <string id="_day_of_week.tip">Returns the day of the week (between 1 and 7) for "timestamp_expression" where "integer_expression" indicates which day of that week is day 1. To determine "integer_expression", choose the day of the week and count from Monday; for example, if you choose Wednesday, "integer_expression" would be 3 because Wednesday is the third day from Monday.</string>
- <string id="_day_of_week.example.1">Example: _day_of_week ( 2009-01-01 , 7 ), where 7 means that Sunday is the first day of the week.</string>
- <string id="_day_of_week.result.1">Result: 5</string>
- <string id="_day_of_year.syntax">_day_of_year ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_day_of_year.tip">Returns the ordinal for the day of the year in "timestamp_ expression" (1 to 366). Also known as Julian day.</string>
- <string id="_days_between.syntax">_days_between ( timestamp_expression1 , timestamp_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_days_between.tip">Returns a positive or negative number representing the number of days between "timestamp_expression1" and "timestamp_expression2". If "timestamp_expression1" < "timestamp_expression2", the result will be a negative number.</string>
- <string id="_days_to_end_of_month.syntax">_days_to_end_of_month ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_days_to_end_of_month.tip">Returns a number representing the number of days remaining in the month represented by "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.syntax">_first_of_month ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.tip">Returns a datetime that is the first day of the month represented by "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.example.1">Example: _first_of_month ( 2009-05-04 00:00:00.000 )</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.result.1">Result: Returns 2009-05-01 00:00:00.000</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.example.2">Example: _first_of_month (current_date)</string>
- <string id="_first_of_month.result.2">Result: Returns Jul 1, 2009 if the current date is July 30, 2009.</string>
- <string id="_last_of_month.syntax">_last_of_month ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_last_of_month.tip">Returns a datetime that is the last day of the month represented by "timestamp_expression".</string>
- <string id="_make_timestamp.syntax">_make_timestamp ( integer_expression1 , integer_expression2 , integer_expression3 )</string>
- <string id="_make_timestamp.tip">Returns a timestamp constructed from "integer_expression1" (the year), "integer_expression2" (the month), and "integer_expression3" (the day). The time portion defaults to 00:00:00.000 .</string>
- <string id="_months_between.syntax">_months_between ( timestamp_expression1 , timestamp_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_months_between.tip">Returns a positive or negative number representing the number of months between "timestamp_expression1" and "timestamp_expression2". If "timestamp_expression1" < "timestamp_expression2", the result will be a negative number.</string>
- <string id="_week_of_year.syntax">_week_of_year ( timestamp_expression )</string>
- <string id="_week_of_year.tip">Returns the week number (1-53) of the year for "timestamp_expression". According to the ISO 8601, week 1 of the year is the first week to contain a Thursday, which is equivalent to the first week containing January 4th. A week starts on a Monday (day 1) and ends on a Sunday (day 7).</string>
- <string id="_years_between.syntax">_years_between ( timestamp_expression1 , timestamp_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_years_between.tip">Returns a positive or negative integer representing the number of years between "timestamp_expression1" and "timestamp_expression2". If "timestamp_expression1" < "timestamp_expression2", a negative value is returned.</string>
- <string id="_ymdint_between.syntax">_ymdint_between ( timestamp_expression1 , timestamp_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_ymdint_between.tip">Returns a number representing the difference between "timestamp_expression1" and "timestamp_expression2". This value has the form YYMMDD, where YY represents the number of years, MM represents the number of months, and DD represents the number of days.</string>
- <string id="_ymdint_between.example.1">Example: _ymdint_between ( [Query1].[Date (close date)] , [Query1].[Date (ship date)] ), where [Query1].[Date (close date)] is February 20, 2004, and [Query1].[Date (ship date)] is January 19, 2004.</string>
- <string id="_ymdint_between.result.1">Result: 101, where 1 is the number of months and 01 is the number of days.</string>
- <string id="_abs.syntax">abs ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_abs.tip">Returns the absolute value of "numeric_expression". If "numeric_expression" is negative, a positive value is returned.</string>
- <string id="_ceiling.syntax">ceiling ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_ceiling.tip">Returns the smallest integer that is greater than or equal to "numeric_expression".</string>
- <string id="_exp.syntax">exp ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_exp.tip">Returns the constant 'e' raised to the power of "numeric_expression". The constant 'e' is the base of the natural logarithm.</string>
- <string id="_exp.example.1" type="String">Example: exp ( 2 )</string>
- <string id="_exp.result.1" type="String">Result: 7.389056</string>
- <string id="_floor.syntax">floor ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_floor.tip">Returns the largest integer that is less than or equal to "numeric_expression".</string>
- <string id="_ln.syntax">ln ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_ln.tip">Returns the natural logarithm of "numeric_expression".</string>
- <string id="_round.syntax">round ( numeric_expression , integer_expression )</string>
- <string id="_round.tip">Returns "numeric_expression" rounded to the nearest value with "integer_expression" significant digits to the right of the decimal point. If "integer_expression" is negative, "numeric_expression" is rounded to the nearest absolute value with "integer_expression" significant digits to the left of the decimal point. Rounding takes place before data formatting is applied.</string>
- <string id="_round.example.1">Example: round (125, -1)</string>
- <string id="_round.result.1">Result: 130</string>
- <string id="_sqrt.syntax">sqrt ( numeric_expression )</string>
- <string id="_sqrt.tip">Returns the square root of "numeric_expression". "Numeric_expression" must not be a negative value.</string>
- <string id="_character_length.syntax">character_length ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_character_length.tip">Returns the number of characters in "string_expression".</string>
- <string id="_extract.syntax">extract ( date_part_expression , datetime_expression )</string>
- <string id="_extract.tip">Returns an integer representing the value of "date_part_expression" in "datetime_expression". "Date_part_expression" could be the year, month, day, hour, minute, or second.</string>
- <string id="_extract.example.1" type="String">Example: extract ( 'year' ,string2timestamp( '2003-03-03 16:40:15.535' ))</string>
- <string id="_extract.result.1" type="String">Result: 2003</string>
- <string id="_extract.example.2" type="String">Example: extract ( 'hour' ,string2timestamp( '2003-03-03 16:40:15.535' ))</string>
- <string id="_extract.result.2" type="String">Result: 16</string>
- <string id="_lower.syntax">lower ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_lower.tip">Returns "string_expression" with all uppercase characters converted to lowercase. This function appears in the Bursted Sales Performance Report sample report in the GO Data Warehouse (query) package.</string>
- <string id="_octet_length.syntax">octet_length ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_octet_length.tip">Returns the number of bytes in "string_expression".</string>
- <string id="_position.syntax">position ( string_expression1 , string_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_position.tip">Returns the integer value representing the starting position of "string_expression1" in "string_expression2". Returns 0 if "string_expression1" is not found.</string>
- <string id="_substring.syntax">substring ( string_expression , integer_expression1 , integer_expression2 )</string>
- <string id="_substring.tip">Returns the substring of "string_expression" that starts at position "integer_expression1" for "integer_expression2" characters or to the end of "string_expression" if "integer_expression2" is -1. The first character in "string_expression" is at position 1.</string>
- <string id="_substring.example.1" type="String">substring ( [Sales (analysis)].[Sales staff].[Sales staff].[Sales staff].[Position code], 3 , 5 )</string>
- <string id="_substring.result.1" type="String">Result: Returns characters 3 to 7 of the position codes.</string>
- <string id="_trim.syntax">trim ( trim_what_expression , match_character_expression , string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_trim.tip">Returns "string_expression" trimmed of any leading and trailing blanks or trimmed of the character specified by "match_character_expression". "Trim_what_expression" may be "leading", "trailing", or "both" (default). "Match_character_expression" can be an empty string to trim blanks or can specify a character to be trimmed.</string>
- <string id="_upper.syntax">upper ( string_expression )</string>
- <string id="_upper.tip">Returns "string_expression" with all lowercase characters converted to uppercase.</string>
- <string id="_status.syntax">status ( expression )</string>
- <string id="_status.tip">Returns the status of "expression". Possible values are: 0 - OK, 1 - null, 2 - not available, 4 - divide by zero, 8 - overflow, 16 - security, 32 - error, 64 - new, 128 - sample, 256 - pending.</string>
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