DATEARRAY

<MathVariable>

TYPE

OPERATION

A literal value or math variable whose value is the length of a newly created array.

A new array with the length equal to the element value and each value defaulting to the value of DEFAULT attribute.

Takes a SOURCEARRAY attribute and creates a separate but identical array.

Creates an array by duplicating each element of the original array a given number of times. As a comma delimited list of 3 multiplier values:

The first multiplier indicates the number of times that the first element of the array is repeated.

The middle multiplier indicates the number of times that all elements other than the first and last elements are repeated.

The last multiplier indicates the number of times that the last element of the array is repeated.

Use the MULTIPLIER attribute to indicate the number of times each element of the original array should be duplicated. The first and last elements may have a different number of duplicates than the other elements, so this attribute's value can be a comma delimited list of, at most, three values. If only one value is supplied, the others are defaulted to that value.

A variable or date literal whose value is to be inserted into the array at INDEX.

Results in the new array equal to the array indicated by SOURCEARRAY attribute with an element value inserted/placed into the array at the index indicated by the INDEX attribute.

A variable or date literal to replace one or more of the elements of the current array.

Replaces a value at the specified array position with the element’s value. The INDEX attribute will either have one index value or two index values separated by a comma. If INDEX contains only one value, the element at that index is replaced by the value provided by the math variable. If INDEX contains two values, the elements from the first index to and including the second index are replaced by the value provided by the math variable.

Note:  If the SOURCEARRAY attribute is specified, the name must be the same as the name of the specified VARIABLENAME.

A variable or date literal whose value is appended to array SOURCEARRAY.

Results in new array equal to array indicated by SOURCEARRAY attribute with element value appended.

Note:  If the SOURCEARRAY attribute is specified, the name must be the same as the name of the specified VARIABLENAME.

Comma separated list of date constants and/or variable names.

Fills the array with the values entered.

A valid SQL statement that returns one or more date values.

Creates an array of the resulting data returned by a SQL statement. The SQL statement must return one column with any number of rows.

Results in an array identical to SOURCEARRAY with the element at INDEX removed.

Any valid expression. If the array elements are to be updated by using their current value in the calculation, use the name of the array in place of that value. If the value is just the name of another array variable, then that array is copied.

Performs the indicated calculation to every element of the referenced array(s) and stores each result in the math variable which is also an array.  When multiple arrays are used, they must have the same length.

Fills the math variable with a date array returned from the named stored procedure. This attribute requires PROCEDURENAME and a list of parameters where applicable.

A variable or date literal.

Results in the new array where each element is the larger of the corresponding element from SOURCEARRAY and the string element value.

A variable or date literal.

Results in the new array where each element is the smaller of the corresponding element from SOURCEARRAY and the string element value.

A variable or integer literal.

Results in the new array containing every 'nth' element in the SOURCEARRAY where n is the element value.

CLEARVALUE

Yes: The value of the math variable will be deleted after the execution of all the Attached Rules at the end of activity processing and will not be visible on the Math tab in the Activity details screen.

No: The value of the math variable will be retained after activity processing and will be displayed in the Math tab in the Activity details screen.

<Parameters>

Opening element that allows multiple parameters to be defined.

<Parameter>

Variable name defined in a prior math statement, literal value or expression that results in an appropriate data type.

Defines the values to be passed as input to the stored procedure.

NAME

Defines the name of the parameter exactly as defined in the stored procedure.