IExportRequestParams.AutoPeriod

Syntax

AutoPeriod: IRubricatorAutoPeriod;

Description

The AutoPeriod property returns parameters of time series export period.

Comments

The start and end of export period matches the start and end of data.

If export period is set relative to data start or end dates, data borders are determined based on value of the IExportRequestParams.AutoPeriod property:

Example

Executing the example requires a time series database with the FC_AUTO identifier that contains an export object with the OBJ_EXPORT identifier. Add links to the Metabase, Cubes system assemblies.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    MB: IMetabase;
    RubKey: Integer;
    Obj: IMetabaseObject;
    ExportRequestDef: IExportRequestDefinition;
    ExpParams: IExportRequestParams;
    ExpPeriod: IRubricatorAutoPeriod;
    ExpPeriodDate: IRubricatorAutoPeriodDate;
    ExportRequestInst: IExportRequestInstance;
Begin
// Receive export object
    MB := MetabaseClass.Active;
    RubKey := MB.GetObjectKeyById("FC_AUTO");
    Obj := MB.ItemByIdNamespace("OBJ_EXPORT", RubKey).Edit;
    ExportRequestDef := Obj As IExportRequestDefinition;
// Edit export parameters
    ExpParams := ExportRequestDef.Exporter;
    ExpPeriod := ExpParams.AutoPeriod;
    ExpPeriodDate := ExpPeriod.Start;
    ExpPeriodDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.Exact;
    ExpPeriodDate.ExactDate := DateTime.Parse("01.01.2000");
    ExpPeriodDate := ExpPeriod.End_;
    ExpPeriodDate.AutoDateType := RubricatorAutoDateType.Now;
    ExpPeriodDate.Offset := -2;
    Obj.Save;
// Export
    ExportRequestInst := (ExportRequestDef As IMetabaseObjectDescriptor).Open(NullAs IExportRequestInstance;
    ExportRequestInst.Export;
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example factors are exported using the OBJ_EXPORT export object. Export periods are changed:

See also:

IExportRequestParams