Package com.isomorphic.datasource

Enum Class SummaryFunctionType

java.lang.Object
java.lang.Enum<SummaryFunctionType>
com.isomorphic.datasource.SummaryFunctionType
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, Comparable<SummaryFunctionType>, Constable
public enum SummaryFunctionType extends Enum<SummaryFunctionType>
Function to produce a summary value based on an array of records and a field definition. An example usage is the ListGrid.setShowGridSummary(), where a row is shown at the bottom of the listGrid containing summary information about each column.

SummaryFunctions may be specified in one of 2 ways:

  • as an explicit function that takes 3 parameters:
    - records an array of records
    - field the field definition for which the summary is required
  • As an predefined SummaryFunctionType type.

  • Enum Constant Summary

    Enum Constants
    Enum Constant
    Description
    ARRAY
    Returns a list of the values of the summary field in all matching records.
    AVG
    Iterates through the set of records, picking up all numeric values for the specified field and determining the mean value.
    CONCAT
    Returns a string concatenation of the values of the summary field in all matching records.
    COUNT
    Returns a numeric count of the total number of records passed in.
    FIRST
    Currently behaves the same way as MIN.
    MAX
    Iterates through the set of records, picking up all values for the specified field and finding the maximum value.
    MIN
    Iterates through the set of records, picking up all values for the specified field and finding the minimum value.
    SUM
    Iterates through the set of records, picking up and summing all numeric values for the specified field.

  • Enum Constant Details

    • FIRST

      public static final SummaryFunctionType FIRST
      Currently behaves the same way as MIN.

    • SUM

      public static final SummaryFunctionType SUM
      Iterates through the set of records, picking up and summing all numeric values for the specified field. Returns null to indicate invalid summary value if any non numeric field values are encountered.

    • AVG

      public static final SummaryFunctionType AVG
      Iterates through the set of records, picking up all numeric values for the specified field and determining the mean value. Returns null to indicate invalid summary value if any non numeric field values are encountered.

    • MAX

      public static final SummaryFunctionType MAX
      Iterates through the set of records, picking up all values for the specified field and finding the maximum value. Handles numeric fields and date type fields only. Returns null to indicate invalid summary value if any non numeric/date field values are encountered.

    • MIN

      public static final SummaryFunctionType MIN
      Iterates through the set of records, picking up all values for the specified field and finding the minimum value. Handles numeric fields and date type fields only. Returns null to indicate invalid summary value if any non numeric field values are encountered.

    • COUNT

      public static final SummaryFunctionType COUNT
      Returns a numeric count of the total number of records passed in.

    • CONCAT

      public static final SummaryFunctionType CONCAT
      Returns a string concatenation of the values of the summary field in all matching records.

      Implemented as SQL CONCAT function when the underlying database product is Oracle, and with a separate database fetch on other database products, for SQLDataSource. Also supported as a post-process function on generic DataSource implementations that do not inherently support aggregation. Not supported by the Hibernate and JPA DataSources

    • ARRAY

      public static final SummaryFunctionType ARRAY
      Returns a list of the values of the summary field in all matching records.

      Implemented with a separate database fetch with SQLDataSource. Also supported as a post-process function on generic DataSource implementations that do not inherently support aggregation. Not supported by the Hibernate and JPA DataSources