IRubricatorFactorDependencyData.FormulaKey

Syntax

FormulaKey: Integer;

Description

The FormulaKey property returns formula key.

Example

Executing the example requires that the repository contains a time series database with the OBJ_RUBRICATOR identifier. The time series database must contain a formulas dictionary.

Sub Main;

Var

mb: IMetabase;

Rub: IMetabaseObject;

RubInst: IRubricatorInstance;

DepLoo: IRubricatorFactorDependenciesLookup;

DepData: IRubricatorFactorDependencyData;

Begin

mb := MetabaseClass.Active;

Rub := mb.ItemById("OBJ_RUBRICATOR").Bind;

RubInst := Rub.Open(Null) As IRubricatorInstance;

DepLoo := RubInst.CreateDependenciesLookup;

DepLoo.WhereCalendarPoint := DateTime.Parse("01.01.1980 00:00:00");

DepLoo.Open;

While (Not DepLoo.Eof) Do

DepData := DepLoo.Current;

Debug.WriteLine("Time series record key": + DepData.FactorIdentity.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Factor key:" + DepData.FactorKey.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Revision key": + DepData.RevisionKey.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Formula key": + DepData.FormulaKey.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Position in the formula:" + DepData.Position.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Dependent time series record key:" + DepData.DependentFactorIdentity.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Dependent factor key:" + DepData.DependentFactorKey.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("Dependent factor revision key:" + DepData.DependentRevisionKey.ToString);

Debug.WriteLine("-----");

DepLoo.Next;

End While;

DepLoo.Close;

End Sub Main;

Executing the example creates an object that finds dependencies in the time series database according to the specified conditions. Information about found dependencies is displayed in the console window.