ceil()
Description:
Truncate data at the specified position, and carry the remaining part if any.
Syntax:
ceil(numberExp, {nExp})
Note:
The function truncates data numberExp at the specified position nExp, and carry the remaining part (if any).
Parameters:
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numberExp |
Data to be truncated |
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nExp |
An integer number specifying the truncate position; taken as 0 when it is omitted >0: Move the decimal point to the right for nExp places, <0: Move the decimal point to the left for nExp places, =0: Indicate the current decimal place. |
Return value:
Numeric
Example:
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ceil(3450001.004,0) |
3450002.0 |
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ceil(3450001.004,-1) |
3450010.0 |
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ceil(3450001.004,-2) |
3450100.0 |
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ceil(3450001.004,1) |
3450001.1 |
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ceil(3450001.004,2) |
3450001.01 |
Related functions:
cgroups()
Here’s how to use cgroups() function.
T. cgroups(Fi,…;y:Gi,…;w)
Description:
Perform grouping and aggregation over a pre-summarized data cube.
Syntax:
T.cgroups(Fi,…;y:Gi,…;w)
Note:
For a grouping & aggregation operation over entity table T, the function automatically searches for and query an eligible cube. It will first query a cube where the grouping field is in a more front position; if there isn’t such a cube, query the whole entity table. Parameter Fi is the grouping condition, parameter Gi is the result of calculating the aggregate function y, and parameter w is the filtering condition.
Parameters:
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T |
Entity table |
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Fi |
Grouping field |
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y |
Aggregate function |
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Gi |
Field names in result set |
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w |
Filtering condition |
Options:
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@m(...;n) |
Enable parallel processing; use default value when parameter n is absent (the default is the max number of parallel tasks set in 【Tool】-【Option】 |
Return value:
A table sequence
Example:
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A |
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1 |
=file("D://test/orders.ctx").create() |
Open composite table file orders.ctx:
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2 |
=A1.cgroups(OCount;count(OAmount):COUNT) |
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3 |
=A1.cgroups(OCount;count(OAmount):COUNT;OAmount<=3000) |
Add filtering condition to A2 |
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4 |
=A1.cgroups@m(OCount;count(OAmount):COUNT;OAmount<=3000;) |
Parallel processing, as the number of parallel tasks is absent, use the default value |
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5 |
=A1.cgroups@m(OCount;count(OAmount):COUNT;OAmount<=3000;4) |
Parallel processing with the number of parallel tasks being 4 |
