IMDCalculationFormulaBinaryOperation.BinaryOperation

Syntax

BinaryOperation: MDCalculationFormulaBinaryOperation;

Description

The BinaryOperation property determines a form of binary opposition used as a formula operand.

Example

Executing the example requires that the repository contains multidimensional calculation on DB server with the MDCalc_1 identifier.

Sub Main;

Var

MB: IMetabase;

MDInst: IMDCalculationInstance;

Formulas: IMDCalculationFormulas;

Formula: IMDCalculationFormula;

FormulaExpression: IMDCalculationFormulaExpression;

Source: IMDCalculationSourceInstance;

Dest: IMDCalculationDestinationInstance;

Slices: IMDCalculationSlicesInstance;

Operand: IMDCalculationFormulaOperand;

DestCoo, SourceCoo: IMatrixCoord;

ElementKey, SourceElKey: IMDCalculationFormulaElementKey;

CoordOperand: IMDCalculationFormulaElement;

ConstOperand: IMDCalculationFormulaConstantValue;

BinaryOperand: IMDCalculationFormulaBinaryOperation;

i: Integer;

Begin

MB := MetabaseClass.Active;

MDInst := MB.ItemById("MDCalc_1").Open(Null) As IMDCalculationInstance;

Formulas := MDInst.CreateFormulas;

Formula := Formulas.Add;

FormulaExpression := Formula.Expression;

Source := MDInst.Sources.Item(0);

Slices := Source.Slices;

//Assign as an operand - coordinate in the source

Operand := FormulaExpression.CreateItem(MDCalculationFormulaOperandKind.Element);

SourceCoo := Source.NewCoord;

For i := 0 To Slices.Count - 1 Do

SourceCoo.Item(i) := 0;

End For;

SourceElKey := Source.CoordToKey(SourceCoo);

SourceElKey.FactIndex := 0;

CoordOperand := Operand As IMDCalculationFormulaElement;

CoordOperand.Key := SourceElKey;

FormulaExpression.InsertItem(Operand);

//Assign symbol * as an operand

Operand := FormulaExpression.CreateItem(MDCalculationFormulaOperandKind.BinaryOperation);

BinaryOperand := Operand As IMDCalculationFormulaBinaryOperation;

BinaryOperand.BinaryOperation := MDCalculationFormulaBinaryOperation.Mul;

FormulaExpression.InsertItem(Operand);

//Assign constant 3.14 as an operand

Operand := FormulaExpression.CreateItem(MDCalculationFormulaOperandKind.ConstantValue);

ConstOperand := Operand As IMDCalculationFormulaConstantValue;

ConstOperand.ConstantValue := 3.14;

FormulaExpression.InsertItem(Operand);

//Coordinate, by which formulas are written into the consumer

Dest := MDInst.Destination;

DestCoo := Dest.NewCoord;

Slices := Dest.Slices;

For i := 0 To Slices.Count - 1 Do

DestCoo.Item(i) := 0;

End For;

ElementKey := Dest.CoordToKey(DestCoo);

ElementKey.FactIndex := 0;

MDInst.WriteFormulas(ElementKey, Formulas);

End Sub Main;

After executing the example the formula is set for the element that corresponds to the first elements of data consumer slices. The value by coordinate in the consumer is calculated by the formula: value by coordinate in the source is multiplied by 3.14.