Class symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.number.MultiplicationFunction 
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Class symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.number.MultiplicationFunction 

Object
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public class MultiplicationFunction
extends Object
implements Calculation
Business rule function which returns a new value by multiplying the columns in the row

Version:
1.0 06/18/98
Author:
Puru Balakrishnan

Variable Index

o NAME

Constructor Index

o symantec.itools.db.beans.brl.derivation.number.MultiplicationFunction()

Method Index

o getComputedValue(DerivationRow, int)

return the computed value from the passed in input Row.

o 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.
o isUsedForAggregate()
Method to determine if this can be used for aggregate calculations

Variables

o NAME 
public static final java.lang.String NAME

Constructors

o MultiplicationFunction 
public MultiplicationFunction()

Methods

o 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
o 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
o isUsedForAggregate 
public boolean isUsedForAggregate()
Method to determine if this can be used for aggregate calculations

Returns:
true or false 
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