User-defined Aggregate. This Aggregate will only be executed once
and will input a column of type I and output a column of type O. If
your aggregator can be recursive (i.e. SUM is recursive while COUNT is not)
you should write a RecursiveAggregate
Namespace: ScopeRuntimeAssembly: ScopeRuntime (in ScopeRuntime.exe) Version: 1.0.0.0 (10.2.2.0)
Syntax
| C# |
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public abstract class Aggregate1<I, O> : Aggregate |
| Visual Basic |
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Public MustInherit Class Aggregate1(Of I, O) _ Inherits Aggregate |
| Visual C++ |
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generic<typename I, typename O> public ref class Aggregate1 abstract : public Aggregate |
Type Parameters
- I
- Input type
- O
- Output type
Inheritance Hierarchy
Object
Aggregate
ScopeRuntime..::..Aggregate1<(Of <(<'I, O>)>)>
Aggregate
ScopeRuntime..::..Aggregate1<(Of <(<'I, O>)>)>
