com.pervasive.datarush.tokens.scalar

Interface TimestampValued

All Superinterfaces:

ScalarTyped, ScalarValued, TokenTyped, TokenValued

All Known Subinterfaces:

TimestampInputField, TimestampValuedIterator

All Known Implementing Classes:

NullToken, TimestampRegister, TimestampToken, TimestampTokenConverter

public interface TimestampValued
extends ScalarValued

A TokenValued object containing a timestamp value.

See Also:

TokenTypeConstant.TIMESTAMP

Method Summary

Methods

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
long	asEpochSecs() Gets the contained timestamp value as the number of seconds since Java epoch (January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT).
Timestamp	asTimestamp() Gets the contained timestamp value as a java.sql.Timestamp relative to the default time zone.
int	offsetSecs() Gets the time zone and daylight saving time offset of the contained timestamp value, in seconds.
int	subsecNanos() Gets the subsecond portion of the contained timestamp value.

Methods inherited from interface com.pervasive.datarush.tokens.scalar.ScalarValued

getType, isZero

Methods inherited from interface com.pervasive.datarush.tokens.TokenValued

isNull

Method Detail

asTimestamp

Timestamp asTimestamp()

Gets the contained timestamp value as a java.sql.Timestamp relative to the default time zone. The time zone used by TimeZone.getDefault() is used.

Returns:

the contained value as a java.sql.Timestamp. If null valued, as indicated by TokenValued.isNull(), null is returned.

asEpochSecs

long asEpochSecs()

Gets the contained timestamp value as the number of seconds since Java epoch (January 1, 1970 00:00:00 GMT). Timestamp values support nanosecond precision, although this method does not expose it. To access this level of detail, use subsecNanos() in conjunction with this method.

Returns:

the contained value as days since Java epoch. If null valued, as indicated by TokenValued.isNull(), 0 is returned.

See Also:

subsecNanos()

subsecNanos

int subsecNanos()

Gets the subsecond portion of the contained timestamp value. The value returned is relative to the seconds value returned by asEpochSecs(). Thus the value asEpochSecs() * 1000000000 + subsecNanos() represents the number of nanoseconds since Java epoch.

Returns:

the subsecond portion of the contained value, in nanoseconds. If null valued, as indicated by TokenValued.isNull(), 0 is returned.

See Also:

asEpochSecs()

offsetSecs

int offsetSecs()

Gets the time zone and daylight saving time offset of the contained timestamp value, in seconds.

Returns:

the time zone and daylight saving time offset of the contained value, in seconds. If null valued, as indicated by TokenValued.isNull(), 0 is returned.

See Also:

asEpochSecs()