IRubricatorFactorIO.ScenarioSubstituteKey

Syntax

ScenarioSubstituteKey: Integer;

Description

The ScenarioSubstituteKey property determines a key of the scenario that is used to extract or save data.

Comments

To get the data about whether modeling scenarios are used in the time series database, use the IRubricatorInstance.GetScenarioExists method.

If ScenarioSubstituteKey = -1, the Fact scenario is used to extract or save data.

Example

Executing the example requires a time series database with the TSDB identifier and a modeling scenario with the 12345 key.

Also add links to the Cubes, Dimensions, Matrix, Metabase system assemblies.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    mb: IMetabase;
    Inst: IRubricatorInstance;
    Cub: ICubeInstance;
    Dest: ICubeInstanceDestination;
    Exe: ICubeInstanceDestinationExecutor;
    Mat: IMatrix;
    FactorIO: IRubricatorFactorIO;
Begin
    mb := MetabaseClass.Active;
    // Get data of time series database
    Inst := mb.ItemById("TSDB").Open(Null) As IRubricatorInstance;
    If Inst.GetScenarioExists Then
        Cub := Inst As ICubeInstance;
        // Get data of time series database as a cube
        Dest := Cub.Destinations.DefaultDestination;
        // Create a object for working with data
        Exe := Dest.CreateExecutor;
        FactorIO := Exe As IRubricatorFactorIO;
        // Specify key of data extraction scenario
        FactorIO.ScenarioSubstituteKey := 12345;
        // Prepare and extract data
        Exe.PrepareExecute(Null);
        Exe.PerformExecute;
        // Get results
        Mat := Exe.Matrix;
    End If;
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example the Mat variable will contain the matrix with the data of TSDB time series database by the scenario with the 12345 key.

Example execution result: if TSDB time series database uses modeling scenarios, the Mat variable will contain the matrix with TSDB data by the scenario with the 12345 key.