ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel: DimCalendarLevel;
ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel: Prognoz.Platform.Interop.Dimensions.DimCalendarLevel;
The ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel property determines the level of calendar frequency, for which it is checked if the data overrides the period.
The default value of the field is DimCalendarLevel.Year, that is, annual frequency.
Executing the example requires that the repository contains a time series database with the TS_DB identifier containing thean import object with the OBJ_IMP identifier. The import object is used to import weekly data.
Add links to the Metabase, Cubes and Dimensions system assemblies.
Sub UserProc;
Var
MB: IMetabase;
RubKey: Integer;
Obj: IMetabaseObject;
ImportRequestDef: IImportRequestDefinition;
ImpParams: IImportRequestProviderParams;
ImpPeriod: IRubricatorAutoPeriod;
sDate, eDate: IRubricatorAutoPeriodDate;
Begin
// Obtain an import object
MB := MetabaseClass.Active;
RubKey := MB.GetObjectKeyById("TS_DB");
Obj := MB.ItemByIdNamespace("OBJ_IMP", RubKey).Edit;
ImportRequestDef := Obj As IImportRequestDefinition;
// Edit import parameters
ImpParams := ImportRequestDef.ProviderParams;
ImpPeriod := ImpParams.AutoPeriod;
// Specify parameters of starting data import
sDate := ImpPeriod.Start;
sDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.Exact;
sDate.ExactDate := DateTime.ComposeDay(2000, 01, 03);
sDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriod := True;
sDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel := DimCalendarLevel.Week;
// Specify parameters of ending data import
eDate := ImpPeriod.End_;
eDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.Exact;
eDate.ExactDate := DateTime.ComposeDay(2000, 12, 31);
eDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriod := True;
eDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel := DimCalendarLevel.Week;
// Save changes
Obj.Save;
End Sub UserProc;
Example execution result: on data import using the OBJ_IMP object, start and end dates of the import will be shifted one point inside the period if they override the import period.
Executing the example requires that the repository contains a time series database with the TS_DB identifier containing thean import object with the OBJ_IMP identifier. The import object is used to import weekly data.
Imports Prognoz.Platform.Interop.Cubes;
Imports Prognoz.Platform.Interop.Dimensions;
…
Public Shared Sub Main(Params: StartParams);
Var
MB: IMetabase;
RubKey: uinteger;
Obj: IMetabaseObject;
ImportRequestDef: IImportRequestDefinition;
ImpParams: IImportRequestProviderParams;
ImpPeriod: IRubricatorAutoPeriod;
sDate, eDate: IRubricatorAutoPeriodDate;
Begin
// Obtain an import object
MB := Params.Metabase;
RubKey := MB.GetObjectKeyById("TS_DB");
Obj := MB.ItemByIdNamespace["OBJ_IMP", RubKey].Edit();
ImportRequestDef := Obj As IImportRequestDefinition;
// Edit import parameters
ImpParams := ImportRequestDef.ProviderParams;
ImpPeriod := ImpParams.AutoPeriod;
// Specify parameters of starting data import
sDate := ImpPeriod.Start;
sDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.radtExact;
sDate.ExactDate := DateTime.Parse("2000.01.03");
sDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriod := True;
sDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel := DimCalendarLevel.dclWeek;
// Specify parameters of ending data import
eDate := ImpPeriod.@End;
eDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.radtExact;
eDate.ExactDate := DateTime.Parse("2000.12.31");
eDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriod := True;
eDate.ShiftDateInwardsPeriodLevel := DimCalendarLevel.dclWeek;
// Save changes
Obj.Save();
End Sub;
Example execution result: on data import using the OBJ_IMP object, start and end dates of the import will be shifted one point inside the period if they override the import period.
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