A.news( X;xi:Fi,… )

A

A sequence

X

A sequence/integer; can be understood as to(X) when it is an integer, meaning performing X number of computations on sequence A

x_i

An expression, whose results will be field values; the sign ~ used in the parameter references data from X instead of A

F_i

Field name of the result sequence; when omitted, field names are x_i by default, and use the original field names when x_i is #i

@1

Left join, which creates an empty record when X is empty; here it is number 1 instead of letter l

@m

Use parallel processing to increase performance

@q

Return a sequence of sequences when there is only one parameter x_i and parameter F_i is absent and when the result of computing x_i is a sequence

A

1

[1,2,3,4,5]

2

=A1.news([10,20]; A1.~:a,~:b,a*b)

Parameter X is a sequence and compute members of A and X one by one, that is, use A1’s members as values of field a, members of [10,20] as values of field b and result values of a*b as values of the 3^rd field; as parameter Fi is absent, use parameter xi as field names.

3

=A1.news(2; A1.~:a, ~:b,a*b)

Parameter X is an integer, which is equivalent to to(2), and compute each of A1’s member two times.

A

1

=demo.query("select top 5 ID,NAME,BIRTHDAY,DEPT,SALARY from EMPLOYEE")

2

=A1.news(~;NAME,age(BIRTHDAY):AGE)

Parameter X is a table sequence and symbol ~ is understood as member of A1; compute A1 and return records consisting of NAME field and AGE field, where AGE field is computed from A1’s BIRTHDAY field.

3

=A1.news(3;EID,NAME,SALARY*~:Salary)

Parameter X is integer 3 and compute each member of A1 three times; ~ is understood as the current number of computations.

A

1

=demo.query("select top 10 EID,NAME,DEPT,GENDER,SALARY from EMPLOYEE")

2

=A1.group(DEPT).(~.group(GENDER))

Group table sequence A1 by DEPT and then group the result by GENDER.

3

=A2.news(~;A2.~.DEPT,A2.~.~.GENDER,A2.~.~.avg(SALARY):AvgSalary)

Get DEPT and GENDER values from A2’s group and calculate average salary of each GENDER in each DEPT.

A

1

=demo.query("select  top 10  EID,NAME,BIRTHDAY,GENDER,SALARY from EMPLOYEE")

2

=A1.group(GENDER;~:GenderGroup,~.avg(SALARY):Avg)

Group A1 by GENDER and calculate average salary in each group.

3

=A2.news(GenderGroup;EID,#2,GENDER, age(~.BIRTHDAY):age,SALARY+1000:Nsalary,A2.Avg:AvgSalary)

Compute the expression on each group of A2 and generate records to form a new table sequence, during which #2 represents NAME, the 2^nd field of GenderGroup.

A

1

=demo.query("select top 5 EID,NAME,BIRTHDAY,GENDER,SALARY from EMPLOYEE")

2

=A1.group(GENDER;~:GenderGroup)

Group A1’s records by GENDER.

3

=demo.query("select top 10 EID,NAME,BIRTHDAY,GENDER,SALARY from EMPLOYEE")

4

=A3.group(GENDER;avg(SALARY):avg)

Group A3 by GENDER and calculate average salary in each group.

5

=A4.join(GENDER,A2:GENDER,GenderGroup)

Perform association between A2 and A4 according to GENDER field; since A2 does not have records where GENDER is M, the corresponding GenderGroup field values are represented by nulls after table association.

6

=A5.news(GenderGroup;EID,NAME,GENDER,age(~.BIRTHDAY):age,avg:AvgSalary)

Compute the expression on record sequence A5 to generate new records, from which those whose GenderGroup is empty are by default discarded.

7

=A5.news@1(GenderGroup;EID,NAME,GENDER,age(~.BIRTHDAY):age,avg:AvgSalary)

Use @1 option to create an empty record when record sequence X is empty

A

1

=file("emp.txt").cursor@w().fetch()

Return data as follows:

2

=A1.news@q(2;[A1.~(2),A1.~(3)*~])

With @q option, return a sequence of sequences as there is only one parameter x_i and parameter F_i is absent and since the result of computing x_i is a sequence: