Fixed(Level: DimCalendarLevel, FirstDayOfWeek: DayOfWeekSet): DateTime;
Level. Calendar level.
FirstDayOfWeek. First day of the week. It is actual for data with daily and weekly calendar frequencies.
The Fixed method returns period date.
The property is relevant if IRubricatorAutoPeriodDate.IsFixed = True, that is, period date is set absolutely or relatively to the current date.
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 and Dimensions system assemblies.
Sub UserProc;
Var
MB: IMetabase;
RubKey: Integer;
Obj: IMetabaseObject;
ExportRequestDef: IExportRequestDefinition;
ExpParams: IExportRequestParams;
ExpPeriod: IRubricatorAutoPeriod;
ExpPeriodDate: IRubricatorAutoPeriodDate;
Begin
// Receive export object
MB := MetabaseClass.Active;
RubKey := MB.GetObjectKeyById("FC_AUTO");
Obj := MB.ItemByIdNamespace("OBJ_EXPORT", RubKey).Bind;
ExportRequestDef := Obj As IExportRequestDefinition;
// Edit export parameters
ExpParams := ExportRequestDef.Exporter;
ExpPeriod := ExpParams.AutoPeriod;
ExpPeriodDate := ExpPeriod.Start;
Debug.Write(Period start: );
If ExpPeriodDate.IsFixed Then
Debug.WriteLine(ExpPeriodDate.Fixed(DimCalendarLevel.Week, DayOfWeekSet.Monday));
Else
Debug.WriteLine(data start, );
Debug.WriteLine(shift: + ExpPeriodDate.Offset.ToString);
End If;
ExpPeriodDate := ExpPeriod.End_;
Debug.Write(Period end: );
If ExpPeriodDate.IsFixed Then
Debug.WriteLine(ExpPeriodDate.Fixed(DimCalendarLevel.Week, DayOfWeekSet.Monday));
Else
Debug.Write(data end, );
Debug.WriteLine(shift: + ExpPeriodDate.Offset.ToString);
End If;
End Sub UserProc;
After executing the example information on the time series export period start or end using the OBJ_EXPORT object is displayed in the console window.
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