It is possible to perform calculations on your data before it displayed in RTView. For example, you can create a function that will take the average value of a table column or add the values of multiple data attachments. To display the results, attach your functions to objects using the Attach to Function Data dialog. NOTE: Functions are only available for use within the display where they are created. The file functions.rtv (located in the tutorials directory) is provided as an example of the different ways that functions can be utilized in a display.

Adding Functions
In the Display Builder, select Tools>Functions to open the Functions dialog.

Functions	Functions listed can be sorted by clicking on any column name. Name Uses Local Public Source Description Function Name as entered in the Edit Function dialog. Number of times function is used in current display. Selected if function is defined in current display. Selected if function is available in display (.rtv) files, other than display where it was defined. Name of file in which global function or included display file is defined. Description as entered in the Edit Function dialog.
Add	To add a new function, click Add to open the Edit Function dialog.
Copy	Select a function from the list and click Copy to create a duplicate of that function. NOTE: You must enter a unique name for each copy you make. To copy a function from your current display to another display (.rtv) file, select a function from the list and click the Copy button  in the toolbar (or Ctrl-C). Then open the other display (.rtv) file and click the Paste button  (or Ctrl-V). If a function by that name already exists in that display (.rtv) file, you will need to rename the function. NOTE: A function pasted into another display (.rtv) file will have the same data attachments as the original function.
Edit	Select a function from the list and click Edit to open the Edit Function dialog. NOTE: Functions associated with global functions or included display files can only be modified from the display in which they were originally defined.
Remove	Select a function from the list and click Remove to delete.
Result	Select a function from the list and click Result to view the result of executing the selected function.
References	Select a function from the list and click References to view a list of items that reference the selected function. Make a selection from the References list to bring up dialogs and/or object properties associated with that reference item. If the selected reference item is an object, then that object will be highlighted in the Working Area. If the selected item is another function and that function has references, then the References dialog will add an additional page of items referenced by that function. Use the << >> buttons to navigate between the references of interrelated functions. If the References button is disabled, then the selected function is not referenced by any other items.

Editing Functions

Function Name	Enter a unique name for your function. Each function must have a unique name (within that display). Function Names cannot contain spaces and the name function is not allowed. NOTE: If a global function shares the same name as a local function, only the local function will be displayed and the global function will be ignored.
Public	If the Function Name specified will be defined as a global function or in an included display file, then selecting the Public checkbox will make this function available in all displays. When the Public checkbox is deselected, this function will only be available for data attachments in the display (.rtv) file where it was defined. It is recommended that you deselect the Public checkbox if the function you defined may generate intermediary results that are only useful in the context of the current display and would be confusing or unusable during the creation of other displays.
Function Type	The Function Type drop down menu lists all available calculations. Function types are divided into two groups: Scalar and Tabular. RTView comes with an array of built-in, pre-defined functions or you can create your own Custom Functions.
Arguments	Argument fields populate based on the selected Function Type. You may either enter a value into the Argument field or right-click and select Attach to Data to choose a data source. An argument that has been attached to data is displayed in green, this indicates that editing is no longer possible in the Argument field. Double-click in the Argument field to edit the data attachment. Once an argument is attached to data, right-click to choose from the following options: Attach to Data Change the data source. Detach from Data Remove the data attachment. Display Data Open a window that contains a table showing data available from that attachment. NOTE: Only one Display Data window can be opened for each data attachment. Show Column Types Display the data type of each column. Insert New Rows Insert new rows to display incoming data, By default, old data is replaced by new data on each update. Edit Function If the argument references another function (i.e. is attached to Function data), you can edit the properties of the attached function. The current Edit Function dialog will be replaced with that of the attached function. Click the Back button to return to the function you were previously editing. NOTE: Save changes in your current Edit Function dialog before attempting to open another.
Description	Enter a description of any length, which will be visible in the Functions dialog as well as the Attach to Function Data dialog. This field is optional.

Function Types
Functions are separated into two groups according to whether they act on Scalar or Tabular data.

Scalar Functions

Function Type	Description	Arguments		Return Type
		Name	Type
Add	Adds the two arguments.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Average	Calculates average of the two arguments.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Concatenate	Combines the two Values into a single text string.	Value1	Numeric or Text	Text
		Value2	Numeric or Text
Date Add	Adds the specified Number of Date Part intervals, which may be negative, to the specified Date and returns a string representing the resulting date/time. The Date must be either a formatted date/time string or a Java standard date/time argument in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. The Date Format specified is the same as the Java SimpleDateFormat class.  For example, the format MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a would result in the form August 30, 2003 05:32:12 PM. If no Date Format is given, the string is returned in the form 08/30/03 05:32 PM. Use q, qqq or qqqq for short, medium or long versions of quarter notation. For example, qqq-yyyy will result in a string of the form Qtr 1-2005. This function returns a text string.	Date	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Text
		Number	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
Date Ceiling	Determines which Date Part interval contains the Date, and returns a string representing the start value of the next Date Part interval. The Date must be either a formatted date/time string or a Java standard date/time argument in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. The Date Format specified is the same as the Java SimpleDateFormat class.  For example, the format MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a would result in the form August 30, 2003 05:00:00 PM. If no Date Format is given, the string is returned in the form 08/30/03 05:00 PM. Use q, qqq or qqqq for short, medium or long versions of quarter notation. For example, qqq-yyyy will result in a string of the form Qtr 1-2005. This function returns a text string.	Date	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Text
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
Date Compare	Compares Date 1 and Date 2 and returns -1 if Date 1 is less than Date 2, 0 if the values are equal and 1 if Date 1 is greater than Date 2. Date 1 and Date 2 must be either formatted date/time strings or Java standard date/time arguments in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. Date Part controls the resolution of the comparison. For example, comparing 08/30/03 05:32 PM to 08/30/03 04:47 PM with Date Part set to m will return 1, while setting Date Part to d will cause this function to return 0. This function returns a number.	Date 1	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Numeric
		Date 2	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
Date Difference	Calculates the integer number of Date Part intervals by which Date 1 is less than Date 2. Date 1 and Date 2 must be either formatted date/time strings or Java standard date/time arguments in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. For example, comparing 05/12/05 05:32 PM to 05/15/05 04:47 PM with Date Part set to d will return 3, This function returns a number.	Date 1	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Numeric
		Date 2	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
Date Floor	Determines which Date Part interval contains the Date, and returns a string representing the starting date/time value of that interval. The Date must either be a formatted date/time string or a Java standard date/time argument in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970, For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. The Date Format specified is the same as the Java SimpleDateFormat class. For example, the format MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a would result in the form August 30, 2003 05:00:00 PM. If no Date Format is given, the string is returned in the form 08/30/03 05:00 PM. Use q, qqq or qqqq for short, medium or long versions of quarter notation. For example, qqq-yyyy will result in a string of the form Qtr 1-2005. This function returns a text string.	Date	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Text
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
Date Format	Returns a formatted string representing the specified Date. The Date must be a Java standard date/time argument in milliseconds from Jan 1, 1970. The Date Format specified is the same as the Java SimpleDateFormat class.  For example, the format MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a would result in the form August 30, 2003 05:32:12 PM. If no Date Format is given, the string is returned in the form 08/30/03 05:32 PM. This function returns a text string.	Date	Text (Java standard Date/Time argument in milliseconds)	Text
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
Date Now	Returns a string representing the current date and time.  The Date Format specified is the same as the Java SimpleDateFormat class.  For example, the format MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a would result in the form August 30, 2003 05:32:12 PM. If no Date Format is given, the string is returned in the form 08/30/03 05:32 PM. This function returns a text string.	Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)	Text
Delta	Calculates the rate of change of the Value over the Time Interval specified in seconds. If no Time Interval is given, the absolute delta is returned.	Value	Numeric	Numeric
		Interval	Numeric
Divide	Divides the first argument by the second.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Duration	Takes a Duration argument in milliseconds and returns a text string representing that Duration. If no Duration Format is specified, the string is returned in the form "15:32" (hours:minutes). The Duration Format may contain any of the characters d, s, or . indicating that days, seconds, or milliseconds are to be included in addition to hours and minutes in the returned string.	Duration	Text	Text
		Duration Format	Text (e.g., ds)
Evaluate Expression As Double	Evaluates the given expression and returns the result as a double. NOTE: Boolean true or false values will be returned as 1 and 0 respectively. Expression - Write an expression using variables including standard arithmetic and logical operators as well as a variety of mathematical and string functions. Variables specified in the expression must include a % prefix and cannot begin with a number (e.g. %var1 + %var2). String constants must be enclosed in double quotations (e.g. "%var1 + %var2"). When an Expression is specified and the field activated (by pressing Enter or navigating to another field) the dialog will update with a text field for each variable that requires a value. Values whose form is numeric are substituted into the expression as numbers, otherwise they are substituted into the expression as strings. If a value whose column is numeric needs to be treated as a string, perhaps to serve as an argument to a string function, enclose the variable in the expression in double quotations (e.g. "length("%var1") + %var2".)	Expression	Expression	Numeric
Evaluate Expression As String	Evaluates the given expression and returns the result as a text string. Expression - Write an expression using variables including standard arithmetic and logical operators as well as a variety of mathematical and string functions. Variables specified in the expression must include a % prefix and cannot begin with a number (e.g. %var1 + %var2). String constants must be enclosed in double quotations (e.g. "%var1 + %var2"). When an Expression is specified and the field activated (by pressing Enter or navigating to another field) the dialog will update with a text field for each variable that requires a value. Values whose form is numeric are substituted into the expression as numbers, otherwise they are substituted into the expression as strings. If a value whose column is numeric needs to be treated as a string, perhaps to serve as an argument to a string function, enclose the variable in the expression in double quotations (e.g. "length("%var1") + %var2".)	Expression	Expression	Text
Format Number	Applies the specified Format to the Number To Format and returns a formatted string. The Format can be specified as a Java format specification, or with the following shorthand: $ for US dollar money values, $$ for US dollar money values with additional formatting, or () for non-money values, formatted similar to money.  For example, if Number To Format is 50, and Format is $ this function would return $50.00. Both positive and negative formats can be supplied, for example: #,###;(#,###).	Number to Format	Numeric	Numeric
		Format	Text (e.g., #,###;(#,###))
Get Substitution	Returns the current value of the given Substitution String.	Substitution String	Text	Text
isWindowsOS	Returns a value of 1 if RTView is not running in an applet and the operating system it is running on is Windows, otherwise it returns 0.	Not applicable	Not applicable	Numeric
Max	Returns larger of the two arguments.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Min	Returns smaller of the two arguments.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Modulo	Divides the Value by the Divisor and returns the remainder.	Value	Numeric	Numeric
		Divisor	Numeric
Multiply	Multiplies the two arguments.	Argument1	Numeric	Numeric
		Argument2	Numeric
Percent	Computes the percentage of the Value, given the range defined by Min Value and Max Value. This function returns a number between 0 and 100.	Value	Numeric	Numeric
		Min Value	Numeric
		Max Value	Numeric
Replace Value	Replaces the Value with associated text from Replacement Values. Replacement Values should contain pairs of values and replacement values separated by a :. If the names of values or replacement values listed in Replacement Values contain a space or a colon, they must be enclosed in single quotes. For example, if the Value is Windows NT and pairs listed in Replacement Values are 'Windows NT':winnt Windows2000:win2k, the text string returned will be winnt. If Return Value if No Match is set to 1, then the returned text will be the Value if no match. If Return Value if No Match is set to 0, then an empty text string will be returned if no match. If there is no match found in the Replacement Values, the Default Value will be returned. Unless Return Value If No Match is set to 1, then the returned text will be the Value.	Value	Text	Text
		Replacement Values (e.g., WindowsNT:winnt)	Text
		Return Value if No Match	Numeric
		Default Value	Text
Set Substitution	Sets the Substitution String to the given Value. This function returns the value that has been set.	Substitution String	Text	Text
		Value	Numeric or Text
Set Substitutions By Lookup	Sets multiple substitutions based on the values in the Lookup Table. The Key is compared against the values in the first column of the Lookup Table to determine which row to use to set substitution values. For each additional column in the Lookup Table where the column name starts with $, a substitution will be set on the display, where the substitution name is the name of the column and the substitution value is the value from that column in the row where the first column matched the Key.	Key	Numeric or Text	Text
		Lookup Table	Table
Subtract	Subtracts the second argument from the first.	Numeric
			Argument1	Numeric
			Argument2	Numeric
Validate Substitution	Validates a substitution against a table of valid values. The Substitution String is compared to values found in the first column of the Valid Value Table. If the substitution value is not found, the Substitution String will be reset to the first value found in the table. If Clear If Invalid is set to 1, the function will return an empty string if the substitution value is not found in the table. To enter the Substitution String as a semicolon delimited list of values, set Allow Multiple Values to 1. Each value will be tested for validity and the final result will be assembled from all (if any) valid values found in the table.	Substitution String	String	String
		Valid Value Table	Table (Only the first column is used.)
		Numeric	Clear If Invalid
		Numeric	Allow Multiple Values

Tabular Functions

Function Type	Description	Arguments		Return Type
		Name	Type
Add All Rows Or Columns	Calculates the sum within each row or column of the specified Table. All numerical columns will be included in the calculation. Result Column - Controls whether to return a column or a row of result values. To get a column of result values, one value for each row, set Return Column to 1. To get a row of result values, one value for each column, set Return Column to 0. Result Label - Used to specify a label for the result row or column. To have the Result Label placed in a particular column (when Return Column is 0), specify a column name in Result Label Column.	Table	Table	Table
		Return Column	Numeric
		Result Label	Text for Column or Row Label Default label is Total
		Result Label Column	Name of Table Column
Add Columns	Calculates the sum of the specified columns within the specified Table. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Average All Rows Or Columns	Calculates the average within each row or column of the specified Table. All numerical columns will be included in the calculation. Result Column - Controls whether to return a column or a row of result values. To get a column of result values, one value for each row, set Return Column to 1. To get a row of result values, one value for each column, set Return Column to 0. Result Label - Used to specify a label for the result row or column. To have the Result Label placed in a particular column (when Return Column is 0), specify a column name in Result Label Column.	Table	Table	Table
		Return Column	Numeric
		Result Label	Text for Column or Row Label Default label is Average
		Result Label Column	Name of Table Column
Average Columns	Calculates the average of the specified columns within the specified Table. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Baseline Over Time	Calculates a baseline average of the values in the specified Table over the number of Date Part Intervals and offsets the timestamp to a Reference Time. The Table must contain a time column and a number column. This function returns a table containing a baseline calculated for the Number of Intervals specified or for all of the data in the Table if the Number of Intervals is 0. Date Part - The date unit to use. Enter s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y, for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. If left blank, the Date Part will default to seconds. Reference Time - After the baseline average has been calculated over the range of data specified, all values in the resulting time column are offset to start at the given Reference Time. This provides an easy way for the baseline to be plotted in a trend graph against a current set of values.	Table	Table	Table
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Parts per Interval	Numeric
		Number of Intervals	Numeric
		Reference Time	Text
Buffer Table Rows	Appends all rows of the input table to a buffer table that contains rows from previous updates. This function is useful for buffering a table argument to another function in cases where the updates to the table may arrive rapidly (e.g. from an event-driven data source) to ensure that the other function receives all rows. NOTE: If the result of this function is used as the input to another function, all rows will be removed from the buffer table after the other function is updated regardless of the Number of Rows specified. Table - Name of input table. Number Of Rows - Specify the number of rows in the returned buffer table. If necessary, older rows will be removed to maintain this value.	Table	Table	Table
		Number of Rows	Numeric
Combine	Combines Table 1 and Table 2 into a single table. When Combine Rows is 0, the combined table will contain the columns from Table 1 followed by the columns from Table 2. When Combine Rows is 1, the combined table will contain the rows from Table 1 followed by the rows from Table 2. In addition, when Combine Rows is 1, set Ignore Column Names to 0 to reorder the columns of Table 2 so its column names match Table 1 before merging rows. Set Ignore Column Names to 1 to merge rows without trying to match columns by name.	Table 1	Table	Table
		Table 2	Table
		Combine Rows	Numeric
		Ignore Column Names	Numeric
Combine Multi-Server Tables	Combine tables from a multi-server data attachment* into a single table, using the DataServerName column as the index column. Table -  A column named DataServerName will be added as the first column of the returned table and contain the name of each data server from which a table is received. The combined table is returned by the function and stored internally for use on the next update. For example, when a table is received from a data server named ds101 it is combined with the previous result table, replacing any existing rows from ds101. *NOTE: It is assumed that the value of this argument will be supplied by a multi-server data attachment. A multi-server data attachment is one in which a single data attachment is directed to multiple data servers. For details, refer the Attach to Data section for your data source(s).	Table	Table	Table
Concatenate Columns	Creates a string concatenation of the values in the given table columns separated by the given Separator(s) and returns the results in a new table column. Specify a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names for Columns to Concatenate. The Separator can be a single character such as period (.) or forward slash (/), but it can also be a string such as and.	Table	Table	Table Column
		Columns to Concatenate	Text
		Separator	Text
Convert Columns	Converts the specified columns to the specified type and replaces the input columns with the results. Specify a single column name or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names for Columns to Convert. When converting from numeric data (other than Long) to the date-time (Time) type, columns are first converted to Long data and then to Time data. If a String column entry cannot be parsed as a date, then the resulting entry will be blank. NOTE: Convert to Type options (Boolean, Integer, Long, Float, Double, String or Time) may be abbreviated to the first letter.	Table	Table	Table
		Columns to Convert	Text
		Convert to Type	Text (Boolean, Integer, Long, Float, Double, String or Time.)
Copy	Copies the specified Table.	Table	Table	Table
Count	Counts rows in the specified Table Column.	Table Column	Table Column	Numeric
Count By Bands	Divides the range given by the Min Value and Max Value into bands and counts the number of rows in the Table argument that contain a value that lies within each band.  This function accepts as arguments a Min Value, Max Value and Number of Bands and returns a table containing one column that holds the midpoint values of each band (one row for each band), and N additional columns, one for each column that was contained in the specified Table. These columns contain the total counts of values that fall within the calculated bands. If the Return Cumulative Percents argument is set to true (1) then the returned columns will contain the cumulative percentage of the total count in each cell, rather than the individual counts.	Table	Table	Table
		Number of Bands	Numeric
		Include Min/Max	Numeric
		Min Value	Numeric
		Max Value	Numeric
		Return Cumulative Percent	Numeric
Count Unique Values	Returns a table listing unique values and their counts from the specified Table Column. To include rows in the returned table for values that are not always present in the Table Column, specify a table column in Value List that contains all possible values. If the Value List is not specified, all unique values from Table Column will be included in the returned table. If Restrict to Value List is set to 0, all unique values from the Table Column will be included in the returned table. If Restrict to Value List is set to 1 and Value List is specified, only rows from the Value List will be included.	Table Column	Table Column	Table
		Value List	Table Column
		Restrict to Value List	Numeric
Count Unique Values By Time	Returns a table listing unique values and their counts from a specified Table, sorted by the number of Date Part Intervals. The Table must contain a time and a value column. The returned table contains an interval column, a column for each unique value, and counts for Number of Intervals specified or for all data in the Table if the Number of Intervals is 0. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. The optional Date Format argument controls the format in the returned table using the Java SimpleDateFormat class. Use q, qqq or qqqq for short, medium or long versions of quarter notation. To include columns in the returned table for values not always present in the value column, specify a table column in the Value List argument containing all possible values. If Restrict to Value List is 0, or if the Value List is not specified, all unique values from the value column are included in the returned table, otherwise only values from the Value List are included.	Table	Table	Table
		Date Parts Per Interval	Numeric
		Number Of Intervals	Numeric
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
		Value List	Table Column
		Restrict to Value List	Numeric
Create Selector List	Returns a two column table containing a list of values to be presented in a dropdown list. If the Selector Table has two columns, selector names will be taken from the first column and their values from the second column. If the Selector Table has only one column, its contents will be used for both the names and values in the returned table. If you enter an All Selector name, then the first row of the first column in the returned table will contain the specified All Selector name and the second column will contain a value of *. If Sort Values is set to 1, your selector names column will be sorted alphabetically in the returned table; unless the text consists entirely of numbers in which case it will be sorted numerically. To sort values in descending order set Sort Descending to 1, otherwise (if left blank or set to 0) values will be sorted in ascending order. This function returns a table where the first column contains selector names and the second column contains their values.	Selector Table	Table	Table
		All Selector Name	Text
		Sort Values	Numeric
		Sort Descending	Numeric
Delta Rows	Computes the delta between incoming rows of tabular data. The Delta Rows function returns a table including, for the specified columns, new values for the difference between this update and the previous. Delta Column Names - The name of one or more columns for which deltas will be calculated. NOTE: This field cannot be left blank. Index Column Names - The name of one or more columns that uniquely identify a row in the table. If left blank, the default is to calculate deltas for all rows as if they had the same value. The values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index used to organize the resulting summary data. Replace Data With Deltas - If set to 1, delta values will replace original values in the same column of the specified Table. If set to 0, new columns will be added. The new columns will use the delta columns names with Delta prefixed.  Display Negative Values - If set to 1, delta values less than zero will be displayed with a negative sign. If set to 0, they will be displayed as zero.	Table	Table	Table
		Delta Column Names	Name of Table Column
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column
		Replace Data with Deltas	Numeric
		Display Negative Values	Numeric
Delta And Rate Rows	The Delta And Rate Rows function returns a table for the specified columns, including: new values for the difference between this update and the previous, along with the rate of change per second. The new values may be appended to the input table in named columns by prefixing Delta and Rate to the column name or they may replace the values in the input columns. Table - The table of interest. Delta Column Names - The names of one or more columns for which deltas will be calculated. At least one name must be given. The Time Column Name must be included after the other columns. Index Column Names - The names of one or more columns that uniquely identify a row in the table. If left blank, the default is to calculate deltas for all rows as if they had the same value. The values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index used to organize the resulting summary data. Time Column Name - The name of a timestamp column that willbe used to calculate the rate of change. If left blank, the rate will not be computed and the Rate column will not be appended. Replace Data With Deltas - If set to 1, the delta values replace the original values in the same column in the returned table; otherwise they are in new columns appended to the table. Display Negative values - If set to 1, the delta values less than zero will be displayed with a negative sign and the value; otherwise they will be displayed as zero.	Table	Table	Table
		Delta Column Names	Name of Table Column
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column
		Replace Data with Deltas	Numeric
		Display Negative Values	Numeric
Distinct Values	Returns a table that lists all unique values from the specified Column Name. If Sort Values is set to 1, your selector names column will be sorted alphabetically in the returned table; unless the text consists entirely of numbers in which case it will be sorted numerically. To sort values in descending order set Sort Descending to 1, otherwise (if left blank or set to 0) values will be sorted in ascending order. If Use Column Names is set to 1, then the original column name will be used in the resulting table. If set to 0, the resulting column will be given the name Values. NOTE: Generic column names like this are useful when the data attachment for the Table argument uses a substitution that will cause the column names to change when the substitution changes.	Table	Table	Table
		Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Sort Values	Numeric
		Sort Descending	Numeric
		Use Column Names	Numeric
Divide Columns	Divides the value of each row in the second column into the corresponding rows in first column of the specified Table. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Ensure Columns	Returns a copy of the specified table with given column name(s) guaranteed to be of the given column type(s). Table - The table of interest. Column Name(s) - A single column name or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names. Column Type(s) - A single column type or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column types. NOTE: Column Type(s) (i.e. Boolean, Integer, Long, Float, Double, String or Time) may be abbreviated to the first letter. Value(s) - A single value or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of values. If the Table input parameter to this function does not have a column defined in the Column Name(s) parameter, it creates the column of type Column Type(s) with the designated initial Value(s). For columns of type String, Integer and Long, if either no value is provided, or it is not possible to convert the provided value to the column type, the default setting is placed in the column: blank for String and 0 for Integer and Long. For columns of type Double, if no value is provided the column displays 0. And if a value is provided that cannot be converted to Double, the column displays NaN. The Value(s) parameter can be used to supply a list of values for initializing new columns added to the table (existing columns do not change). The values are applied to the new columns in the order they are created and converted to the corresponding column type if possible. Otherwise, the result is blank for string, 0 for integer/long, and NaN for double.	Table	Table	Table
		Column Name(s)	Name of Table Column(s)
		Column Type(s)	Text (Boolean, Integer, Long, Float, Double, String or Time.)
		Value(s)	Text or Numeric
Evaluate Expression By Row	Evaluates the expression for all rows of the specified Table, using values from the columns specified, and returns the results in a new table column. Expression - Write an expression using variables including standard arithmetic and logical operators as well as a variety of mathematical and string functions. Variables specified in the expression must include a % prefix and cannot begin with a number (e.g. %col1 + %col2). String constants must be enclosed in double quotations (e.g. "%col1 + %col2"). If a value whose column is numeric needs to be treated as a string, perhaps to serve as an argument to a string function, enclose the variable in the expression in double quotations (e.g. "length("%col1") + %col2".) When an Expression is specified and the field activated (by pressing Enter or navigating to another field) the dialog will update with a text field for each variable. Enter the names of columns in the specified Table from which values will be substituted for the corresponding variables in the expression. The types of the values are taken from the types of the columns. NOTE: Numeric and Boolean values are converted to Double. Date columns are not supported. Result Column Name - Specifies the name of the column that will be added to the table. Result Column Type - Specifies the type of that column that will be added to the table: Double or String (may be abbreviated to the first letter).	Expression	Expression	Table
		Table	Table
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Result Column Type	Text (Double or String)
Filter And Extract Matches	Returns a table containing all rows from the specified Table in which the value of a column matches a pattern. For each matching row, each token from the specified column that matches a group in the pattern is extracted to a new column. Filter Column Name specified the column to which the pattern is to be applied. If left blank, the pattern is applied to the row name. If Pattern Is Regular Expression is set to 0 (the default), then Pattern should contain a string where * is a wildcard. Otherwise,  Pattern should contain a regular expression as described at:  http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html  Number of New Columns specifies the number of new columns that should be added to the result table to contain the matching groups extracted from the filter column. New Column Names specifies the names for each of the new columns, separated by semicolon.  For example, if Number of New Columns is 2 and New Column Names is FirstName;LastName then the result table will contain 2 additional columns named FirstName and LastName, after all the columns from the input table. Furthermore, if Filter Column Name is CustomerName and Pattern is * * and PatternIsRegExpr is zero, then if a row in the input table contains Joe Smith in the CustomerName column, the corresponding row in the result table will contain Joe in the FirstName column and Smith in the LastName column.	Table	Table	Table
		Filter Column	Name of Table Column
		Pattern	Text
		Pattern is a Regular Expression	Numeric
		Number of New Columns	Numeric
		New Column Names	Text
Filter By Pattern	Returns a table containing all rows from the specified Table in which the value of a column matches a pattern. Filter Column Name - A string that specifies the name of the column in the input table to which the pattern is applied. If this argument is blank, then the pattern is applied to the row name. Pattern - A string that specifies a pattern. For each row in the Table, if the value in the specified column matches the pattern then the row is included in the result table. Pattern Is Regular Expression - If 0 (the default), then Pattern should contain a string where * is a wildcard that represents any character, including none. If nonzero then Pattern must contain a regular expression as described at: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html	Table	Table	Table
		Filter Column	Name of Table Column
		Pattern	Text
		Pattern is a Regular Expression	Numeric
Filter By Row	Returns a copy of the specified Table containing only those rows in which the value of the Filter Column exactly matches the Filter Value. It is possible to indicate multiple columns for the filter and multiple values to compare against for each column. NOTE: If the number of specified column names does not correspond to the number of values listed, then extra names and/or values are ignored. Multiple Filter Column Names should be entered as a semicolon (;) delimited list (i.e. col1;col2;col 3). If your column name contains a space or a semicolon, then the entire name must be enclosed in single quotes. Enter * for Filter Value to display all rows in the table. To use * as a literal comparative value, it must be enclosed in single quotes. Multiple Filter Values should be entered as a nested list, where values for a given column are separated by commas within a semicolon (;) delimited list (i.e. val1,val2;val3,val4;val5,val6). If your filter value contains a space or a semicolon, then the entire value must be enclosed in single quotes. NOTE: Spaces around separators are not allowed.	Table	Table	Table
		Filter Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Filter Value	Text or Numeric
Filter By Time Range	Returns a copy of the specified Table, containing only those rows in which the value in the Date/Time Column falls within the given Time Range. Date/Time Column Name - Name of a column containing a timestamp. If left blank, the first column is assumed to contain a timestamp. Time Range Start - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Time Range End - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Note: the actual end time used is one second less than this value, so it is non-inclusive.	Table	Table	Table
		Date/Time Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Time Range Start	Text
		Time Range End	Text
First Table Rows	Returns the first N rows of the given Table or the first N rows for each unique combination of values in the given Index Column(s), where N is the specified Number of Rows to return. If you choose to specify one or more Index Column Names, the values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index and N rows are returned for each index.	Table	Table	Table
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column(s)
		Number of Rows	Numeric
Format Table Columns	Applies the specified Column Format(s) to the Table To Format and returns a formatted table. Only the columns included in Column Format(s) will be formatted. The Column Format must include column name(s) and the column format(s) separated by :'s. The column name must be enclosed in single quotes if it contains a space. The column format can be specified as a Java format specification, or with the following shorthand: $ for money values, $$ for money values with additional formatting, or () for non-money values, formatted similar to money. For example, if Column Format(s) contains 'Units Completed':$, the Units Completed column in the returned table would be formatted for money. Both positive and negative formats can be supplied, for example: #,###;(#,###).	Table to Format	Table	Table
		Column Format(s)	Text ('Units Completed':$)
Get Data Server Connection Status	Returns a table with status information about connections from the Display Builder and Display Viewer Application to the default Data Server and any Named Data Servers. The returned table contains one row for each connection, with the following columns: Name __default for the default Data Server or the name of a Named Data Server. Connected True if the server connection is operational, otherwise False. Status OK Connection is operational. no connection No connection to the Data Server. no service Valid http connection to the rtvdata servlet, but the servlet has no connection to its Data Server. inactive A Data Server connection designated to activate As Needed is inactive because it is not needed. ConnectionString URL for an http connection to the rtvdata servlet or hostname:port for a direct socket connection to a Data Server. ReceiveCount Number of data transmissions (pushes) received from the server. ReceiveTime Time of the most recent data transmission from the server. Config Configuration string that identifies the RTView version of the Data Server.	Not applicable	Not applicable	Table
Group By Time	Returns a table containing a summary of all the data in the given Table, subtotaled or aggregated over time as indicated by the Group Type. The summary data in the returned table are grouped into time intervals specified as a number of Date Parts over a Time Range. Group Type - The type of aggregation to perform. If left blank the default is sum. Permitted values are sum, avg, min and max. When only one value is entered, that value will be applied to all columns in the given Table. To specify multiple values, enter a semi-colon (;) delimited list. For example: avg;sum;avg. NOTE: The order of multiple values should correspond the order of columns in the given Table. To specify column name(s) in the returned Table, add the suffix :ColumnName. For example: avg:Memory;sum:Threads. Date/Time Column Name - Name of a column containing a timestamp. If left blank, the first column is assumed to contain a timestamp. Date Part - The date unit to use. Enter s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y, for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. If left blank, the Date Part will default to seconds. Date Parts Per Interval - The size of each interval in Date Parts. Number Of Intervals - The number of intervals to return in the summary table, one row for each interval. If set to 0, the number of intervals is determined from the range of data in the Table, or the given Time Range. Time Range Start - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Time Range End - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Note: the actual end time used is one second less than this value, so it is non-inclusive. Restrict To Time Range - If set to 1, the resulting summary table includes only those time intervals within the specified Range. Use Column Names - Permits the retention of the original column names. When Use Column Names is set to 1 the original column names are retained. If Use Column Names is set to 0, generic column names will be used. The first column will be named Value and the second and subsequent columns will be named Value1, Value2, etc. Generic column names are useful if the attached data uses a substitution that will cause the column names to change when the substitution changes.	Table	Table	Table
		Group Type	Text (e.g., sum, count, avg, min, max)
		Date/Time Column Name	Table Column
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Parts per Interval	Numeric
		Number of Intervals	Numeric
		Time Range Start	Text
		Time Range End	Text
		Restrict to Time Range	Numeric
		Use Column Names	Numeric
Group By Time and Unique Values	Returns a table containing a summary of all the data in the given Table, subtotaled or aggregated over time and index columns as indicated by the Group Type. The summary data in the returned table are grouped into time intervals specified as a number of Date Parts over a Time Range, with a further breakdown by Unique Values in the Index Columns. Group Type - The type of aggregation to perform. If left blank the default is sum. Permitted values are sum, avg, min and max and count. When only one value is entered, that value will be applied to all columns in the given Table. When the Group Type count is specified, a column named Count (that displays the number of rows from the input table that were grouped) will automatically be added as the last column in the returned Table. NOTE: When multiple Group Type values are specified, count must be entered last (e.g. avg;sum;count). To specify multiple values, enter a semi-colon (;) delimited list. For example: avg;sum;avg. NOTE: The order of multiple values should correspond the order of columns in the given Table. To specify column name(s) in the returned Table, add the suffix :ColumnName. For example: avg:Memory;sum:Threads. Date/Time Column Name - Name of a column containing a timestamp. If left blank, the first column is assumed to contain a timestamp. Date Part - The date unit to use. Enter s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y, for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. If left blank, the Date Part will default to seconds. Date Parts Per Interval - The size of each interval in Date Parts. Number Of Intervals - The number of intervals to return in the summary table, one row for each interval. If set to 0, the number of intervals is determined from the range of data in the Table, or the given Time Range. Time Range Start - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Time Range End - (Optional) A date/time included in the range. Note: the actual end time used is one second less than this value, so it is non-inclusive. Restrict To Time Range - If set to 1, the resulting summary table includes only those time intervals within the specified Range. Index Column Names - The names of one or more columns that uniquely identify a row in the table. If left blank, the default is to aggregate only by time interval. The values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index used to organize the resulting summary data. Value List - A table column containing a set of values which will be included in the set of values for the first Index Column. This is useful if you want the summary table to include values that may or may not be in the Table data. Restrict To Value List - If set to 1, the returned table contains only rows that include the values of the specified Value List.	Table	Table	Table
		Group Type	Text (e.g., sum, count, avg, min, max)
		Date/Time Column Name	Table Column
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Parts per Interval	Numeric
		Number of Intervals	Numeric
		Time Range Start	Text
		Time Range End	Text
		Restrict to Time Range	Numeric
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column(s)
		Value List	Name of Table Column
		Restrict to Value List	Numeric
Group by Unique Values	Returns a table containing a summary of all the data in the given Table, subtotaled or aggregated as indicated by the Group Type. The summary data in the returned table are broken down by all combinations of unique values found in the specified Index Columns. Group Type - The type of aggregation to perform. If left blank the default is sum. Permitted values are sum, avg, min and max and count. When only one value is entered, that value will be applied to all columns in the given Table. When the Group Type count is specified, a column named Count (that displays the number of rows from the input table that were grouped) will automatically be added as the last column in the returned Table. NOTE: When multiple Group Type values are specified, count must be entered last (e.g. avg;sum;count). To specify multiple values, enter a semi-colon (;) delimited list. For example: avg;sum;avg. NOTE: The order of multiple values should correspond the order of columns in the given Table. To specify column name(s) in the returned Table, add the suffix :ColumnName. For example: avg:Memory;sum:Threads. Index Column Names - The names of one or more columns that uniquely identify a row in the table. If left blank, the default is to use the first column in the Table as the index column. The values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index used to organize the resulting summary data. Value List - A table column containing a set of values which will be included in the set of values for the first Index Column. This is useful if you want the summary table to include values that may or may not be in the Table data. Restrict To Value List - If set to 1, the returned table contains only rows that include the values of the specified Value List. Use Column Names - Permits the retention of the original column names. When Use Column Names is set to 1 the original column names are retained. If Use Column Names is set to 0, generic column names will be used. The first column will be named Value and the second and subsequent columns will be named Value1, Value2, etc. Generic column names are useful if the attached data uses a substitution that will cause the column names to change when the substitution changes. Restrict To Data Combinations - If set to 1, the returned table is restricted to only those combinations of values found in the specified Index Columns that occur in the data. If set to 0, the returned table contains all possible combinations of unique values found in the specified Index Columns.	Table	Table	Table
		Group Type	Text (e.g., sum, count, avg, min, max)
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column(s)
		Value List	Name of Table Column
		Restrict to Value List	Numeric
		Use Column Names	Numeric
		Restrict To Data Combinations	Numeric
Join	Performs an inner join of the Left Table and the Right Table on the columns specified in the Left Column Name and the Right Column Name fields. Multiple column names should be entered as a semicolon (;) delimited list (i.e. col1;col2;col 3). The Left Column Name list must contain the same number of column names as the Right Column Name List and corresponding columns in each list must be of the same type. If a Column Name field is left blank, the row name up to the first : (if the row name contains a :), will be used instead of a column value. The joined table will contain all columns from the Left Table followed by all columns from the Right Table, and include all rows where the value in the Left Column exactly matches the value in the Right Column. Enter a Column Include Mode to specify whether to include in the returned table the columns specified in the Left Column Name and Right Column Name fields. Available options (may be abbreviated to the first letter) are: None - Do not include columns specified in either Left Column Name or Right Column Name Left - Include only columns specified in Left Column Name Right - Include only columns specified in Right Column Name All - Include all columns specified in both Left Column Name and Right Column Name If Column Include Mode is left blank, then all columns specified in Left Column Name and Right Column Name will be included.	Left Table	Table	Table
		Right Table	Table
		Left Column Name	Name(s) of Table Column, or leave blank to use row name
		Right Column Name	Name(s) of Table Column, or leave blank to use row name
		Column Include Mode	Text (None, Left, Right or All), or leave blank to include all
Join Outer	Performs an outer join of the Left Table and the Right Table on the columns specified in the Left Column Name and the Right Column Name fields. Multiple column names should be entered as a semicolon (;) delimited list (i.e. col1;col2;col 3). The Left Column Name list must contain the same number of column names as the Right Column Name List and corresponding columns in each list must be of the same type. If a Column Name field is left blank, the row name up to the first : (if the row name contains a :), will be used instead of a column value. The joined table will contain all columns from the Left Table followed by all columns from the Right Table, and include all rows where the value in the Left Column exactly matches the value in the Right Column. Specify an Outer Join Type (may be abbreviated to the first letter) to select additional rows to include in the joined table: Left (all rows from Left Table), Right (all rows from Right Table), or Full (all rows from both tables). If left blank, a Full outer join will be performed. NOTE: If Full is selected, then the Column Include Mode>Merge option is recommended to ensure that the returned table contains only one set of the join columns and that all of those columns contain valid values for all rows in the result. Enter a Column Include Mode to specify whether to include in the returned table the columns specified in the Left Column Name and Right Column Name fields. Available options (may be abbreviated to the first letter) are: None - Do not include columns specified in either Left Column Name or Right Column Name Left - Include only columns specified in Left Column Name Right - Include only columns specified in Right Column Name All - Include all columns specified in both Left Column Name and Right Column Name Merge - Include columns, names and values, specified in Left Column Name along with values from columns specified in Right Table Column Name. NOTE: To use the Merge option you should specify Outer Join Type>Full. If Column Include Mode is left blank, then all columns specified in Left Column Name and Right Column Name will be included. NOTE: In any row where there is no match for the joined column value, the cells from the other table will contain null values. Null values will be represented as follows: blank for strings, 0 for integers and longs, NaN for floats and doubles, and NULL_DATE for dates.	Left Table	Table	Table
		Right Table	Table
		Left Column Name	Name of Table Column, or leave blank to use row name
		Right Column Name	Name of Table Column, or leave blank to use row name
		Outer Join Type	Text (Left, Right or Full)
		Column Include Mode	Text (None, Left, Right, All or Merge), or leave blank to include all
Last Table Rows	Returns the last N rows of the given Table or the last N rows for each unique combination of values in the given Index Column(s), where N is the specified Number of Rows to return. If you choose to specify one or more Index Column Names, the values contained in each index column are concatenated to form a unique index and N rows are returned for each index.	Table	Table	Table
		Index Column Names	Name of Table Column(s)
		Number of Rows	Numeric
Mark Time Gaps	Examines a table of time-stamped data in which data is expected at regular intervals, and if any time gaps in the data are found, marks them by inserting rows containing NaNs into the returned table. The NaN values appear as breaks in a trace line if the data table is plotted on a trend graph. If the time interval between any two rows in a table is greater than the expected interval, two new rows are inserted between those rows in which the value of each column to be marked is set to NaN or other specified value. (NaN indicates "not a number".) The timestamp of the first new row is set to a value of 1 msec more than the timestamp of the last row before the time gap, and the timestamp of the second new row is set to a value of 1 msec less than the timestamp of the next row after the time gap. NOTE: This feature assumes that the table is sorted by timestamp in ascending order. On the second and subsequent updates of this function, the timestamp of the first row in the table is compared to the timestamp of the last row from the previous update. Table - The table to be checked for time gaps. The table must have a timestamp column and must be sorted by timestamp in ascending order. Name of Timestamp Column - Name of the table timestamp column. Expected Interval - Maximum time interval that should occur between consecutive rows in the table. If this interval is exceeded, it is considered a gap. Specify the interval in seconds, or specify a value followed by m, h, d, for minutes, hours, or days. Names of Columns to Mark - Names of the columns to be marked with the specified value when rows are added to mark a gap. Multiple column names should be entered as a semicolon (;) delimited list (i.e. col1;col2;col 3). If no column names are specified, all columns with floating point values are marked. Mark Columns With - Numerical value to be assigned when marking columns in the rows added to mark a gap. The default value is NaN.	Table	Table	Table
		Name of Timestamp Column	Text
		Expected Interval	Numeric, specify s, m, h or d
		Names of Columns to Mark	Text
		Mark Columns With	Numeric
Max All Rows or Columns	Finds the maximum value within each column or row of the specified Table. All numerical columns will be included in the calculation. Result Column - Controls whether to return a column or a row of result values. To get a column of result values, one value for each row, set Return Column to 1. To get a row of result values, one value for each column, set Return Column to 0. Result Label - Used to specify a label for the result row or column. To have the Result Label placed in a particular column (when Return Column is 0), specify a column name in Result Label Column.	Table	Table	Table
		Return Column	Numeric
		Result Label	Text for Column or Row Label. Default is Maximum.
		Result Label Column	Name of Table Column
Max Columns	Finds the maximum value of specific columns within the specified Table. To use a column containing a date, both the First Column Name or Numeric Value and the Second Column Name or Numeric Value arguments must specify the name of a column of type date. This function does not support entering a date string for the argument. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Min All Rows or Columns	Finds the minimum value within each column or row of the specified Table. All numerical columns will be included in the calculation. Result Column - Controls whether to return a column or a row of result values. To get a column of result values, one value for each row, set Return Column to 1. To get a row of result values, one value for each column, set Return Column to 0. Result Label - Used to specify a label for the result row or column. To have the Result Label placed in a particular column (when Return Column is 0), specify a column name in Result Label Column.	Table	Table Column	Table
		Return Column	Numeric
		Result Label	Text for Column or Row Label. Default is Minimum.
		Result Label Column	Name of Table Column
Min Columns	Finds the minimum value of specific columns within the specified Table. To use a column containing a date, both the First Column Name or Numeric Value and the Second Column Name or Numeric Value arguments must specify the name of a column of type date. This function does not support entering a date string for the argument. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Modulo Columns	Divides the specified columns and returns the remainder in a new table column. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Multiply Columns	Multiplies the specified columns. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Percent Columns	Divides the value of each row in the second column into corresponding rows in the first column of the specified Table and converts to a percentage. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Pivot On Unique Values	Returns a table in which row data from the given Table has been rotated into columns. The Pivot Name Column contains values that become new column names in the returned table. The Key Column is used to group rows containing unique names in the Pivot Name Column into a single row. The Pivot Value Column contains the data of interest.  All consecutive rows that contain the same value in the Key Column will have the data in the Pivot Value Column subtotaled into the same row of the resulting table, in the appropriate column. To include columns in the returned table for names that are not present in the Pivot Name Column, specify a table column in the Name List argument which contains all possible names. If Restrict to Name List is set to 0 or if the Name List is not specified, all unique values from the Pivot Name Column are included in the returned table, otherwise only values from the Name List will be included.	Table	Table	Table
		Key Column	Name of Table Column
		Pivot Name Column	Name of Table Column
		Pivot Value Column	Name of Table Column
		Name List	Text
		Restrict To Name List	Numeric
Reference	Makes a reference to the specified Table without copying the contents. This function returns a table.	Table	Table	Table
Rename Columns	Returns a copy of the specified table with Column Name(s) replaced by the specified New Name(s). Column Name(s) - Enter a single column name or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names. New Name(s) - Enter a single column name or or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names to replace the specified Column Name(s). NOTE: The number of Columns Name(s) entered cannot exceed the number of New Name(s) entered.	Table	Table	Table
		Column Name(s)	Name of Table Column(s)
		New Name(s)	Renamed Table Column(s)
Replace Value in Rows	Replaces text in the specified Column Name with text from Replacement Values. Column Name - Input column containing value to be replaced with associated text from specified Replacement Values. Result Column Name - Name of column to be created. Replacement Values - String that contains pairs of values and replacement values separated by (:) colons. NOTE: Any values or replacement values that contain a space or a colon must be enclosed in single quotes. Return Value If No Match - Determines what value is stored in the Result Column for a row with no match. If greater than 0, then the original value from the input column will be used, otherwise the Default Value is used. Default Value - String that is stored in the result column if there is no match and Return Value If Not Match is less than or equal to 0.	Table	Table	Table
		Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Result Column Name	Name of Result Column
		Replacement Values	String
		Return Value If No Match	Numeric
		Default Value	String
RTView Info	Returns a table containing information about the selected RTView Item. Select from the following options: RTView Version Info Product Version Info Data Sources	Item	N/A	Table
Select Column	Returns a table containing only the column specified in Select Column Name from the given Table. This function returns table that contains all rows from the original table.	Table	Table	Table
		Select Column Name	Name of Table Column
Send Table	This function can be used to send a table to a remote instance of the Data Server via socket or http. The RTVAgent data adapter is used to receive the table in the Data Server. Connection - Connection for the remote RTVAgent. This should either be hostname:port (e.g. localhost:5665) or a URL for the rtvagent servlet (e.g. http://SomeServer/rtvagent). Agent Name - Name of agent (sender) to the RTVAgent. NOTE: This name should be unique among all agents in the same Agent Class (e.g. District 5 Agent). Agent Class - Name that uniquely identifies the class (type) to which this agent belongs (e.g. MyCompany.DistrictAgent). Table Name - Name that identifies the Table to Send when it is received by the RTVAgent (e.g. Sales Table). Table to Send - Table to be sent to the remote RTVAgent. NOTE: This is the only argument that should change on each update. Insert Column For Agent Name - If 1, then a column named AgentName, that will contain the value of the Agent Name argument, is inserted into the specified Table to Send. This column is useful for identifying which rows were received from which agents, especially when multiple agents in the same class send tables with the same Table Name. Insert Column For Agent Time: If 1, then a column named AgentTime, that will contain the current time, is inserted into the specified Table to Send.	Connection	String	Table
		Agent Name	String
		Agent Class	String
		Table Name	String
		Table to Send	Table
		Insert Column For Agent Name	Numeric
		Insert Column For Agent Time	Numeric
Sort Table	Returns a table sorted by the specified Sort Column Name. Specify a single column name or a semi-colon (;) delimited list of column names. If multiple column names are entered, the returned table will be sorted on the first column specified, then the second column, etc. If an invalid column name is entered the original table will be returned. If Sort Descending is set to 0, the Table is sorted in descending order. If Sort Descending is set to 1, the Table is sorted in ascending order. NOTE: If your column contains text it will be sorted alphabetically, unless the text consists entirely of numbers, in which case it will be sorted numerically. If Use Fast String Compare is set to 1, the java.lang.String.compareTo method is used to compare strings, which is fast but non-localized. If set to 0, the java.text.Collator.compare method is used to provide a localized string sort, but the sort will be somewhat slower. Default is 0. NOTE: Use Fast String Compare may produce different results than a standard sort, since the sort is based on the value of the Unicode characters set.	Table	Table	Table
		Sort Column Name	Name of Table Column
		Sort Descending	Numeric
		Use Fast String Compare	Numeric
Split String	This function returns a table with the given String split using the regular expression in the specified Separator. The Separator should contain a regular expression as described at: http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.5/docs/api/java/util/regex/Pattern.html  Use Results Column Name to specify the name of the column in the returned table that contains the split results, one per row.	String	String	Table
		Separator	Regular Expression
		Results Column Name	Name of Table Column
Store Table in Cache	This function provides a useful way of adding data from multiple sources into a single cache. Multiple functions can be created with various sources of data that all supply data to a single cache. A value of 0 is returned if the named cache is not defined, otherwise 1 is returned. Table - Name of table to be stored in a cache. Cache Name - Name of the cache in which the table should be stored. NOTE: This cache must already be defined.	Table	Table	Numeric
		Cache Name	Name of Cache
Subtotal By Time	Subtotals the values in the specified Table by the number of Date Part Intervals. The Table must contain a time column and a number column. This function returns a table containing subtotals for the Number of Intervals specified or subtotals for all of the data in the Table if the Number of Intervals is 0. For Date Part, specify s, m, h, d, w, M, q or y for seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, quarters or years. If left blank, the Date Part will default to seconds. The optional Date Format argument controls the format of the time in the returned table, using the Java SimpleDateFormat class. For example, the format EEE, hh:mm a will result in a string of the form Wed, 05:32 PM. Use q, qqq or qqqq for short, medium or long versions of quarter notation. For example, qqq-yyyy will result in a string of the form Qtr 1-2005.If Date Format is left blank the Return Type of the first column in the table will be Date, otherwise it will be String. Use Column Names - Permits the retention of the original column names. When Use Column Names is set to 1 the original column names are retained. If Use Column Names is set to 0, generic column names will be used. The first column will be named Interval and the second and subsequent columns will be named Subtotal 1, Subtotal 2, etc. Generic column names are useful if the attached data uses a substitution that will cause the column names to change when the substitution changes.	Table	Table (must contain time column and numeric column)	Table
		Interval	Numeric
		Number of Intervals	Numeric
		Date Part	Text (e.g., s, m, h, d, w, M, q, y)
		Date Format	Text (e.g., MMMM dd, yyyy hh:mm:ss a)
		Use Column Names	Numeric
Subtotal By Unique Values	Returns a table listing all of the unique values found in the first column of the Table Columns argument, along with the sum of the values in the corresponding fields of the remaining Table Columns.  To include rows in the returned table for values that are not always present in the Table Columns, specify a table column in the Value List argument which contains all possible values. If Restrict to Value List is set to 0 or if the Value List is not specified, all unique values from the Table Columns will be included in the returned table. Otherwise, only values from the Value List will be included. This function returns a table. Use Column Names - Permits the retention of the original column names. When Use Column Names is set to 1 the original column names are retained. If Use Column Names is set to 0, generic column names will be used. The first column will be named Value and the second and subsequent columns will be named Total 1, Total 2, etc. Generic column names are useful if the attached data uses a substitution that will cause the column names to change when the substitution changes.	Table Columns	Table Columns (enter two table columns)	Table
		Value List	Table Column
		Restrict to Value List	Numeric
		Use Column Names	Numeric
Subtract Columns	Subtracts the value of each row in the second column from the corresponding rows in the first column of the specified Table. NOTE: If a specified column is not found, the function attempts to convert the string argument to a numeric value. If this succeeds, the value is used as a constant in each row-wise operation.	Table	Table	Table
		First Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Second Column Name or Numeric Value	Text or Numeric
		Result Column Name	Name of Table Column
Table Contains Values	Returns a copy of the specified Table with a new boolean column containing a value of true for each row where the value in the Comparison Column is in the Comparison Table.	Table	Table containing column in which to search for values from the Comparison Table.	Table
		Comparison Column Name	Name of column in Table in which to search for the values in the Comparison Table.
		Result Column Name	Name of boolean result column to add to Table. If no name is specified, the column will be named Result.
		Comparison Table	One column table containing values to look for in the Comparison Column of the Table.