Uses of Package
adql.query.operand

Packages that use adql.query.operand
  • Classes in adql.query.operand used by adql.db
    Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
    A string constant.
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
  • Classes in adql.query.operand used by adql.parser
    Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
    Represents a concatenation in ADQL (ex: "_s_ra" || ':' || "_s_dec").
    Lets putting a minus sign in front of any numeric operand.
    A numeric (integer, double, ...) constant.
    It represents a simple numeric operation (sum, difference, multiplication and division).
    Type of possible simple numeric operations.
    A string constant.
    Lets wrapping an operand by parenthesis.
  • Classes in adql.query.operand used by adql.query
    Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
    Represents a concatenation in ADQL (ex: "_s_ra" || ':' || "_s_dec").
    A numeric (integer, double, ...) constant.
    It represents a simple numeric operation (sum, difference, multiplication and division).
    Type of possible simple numeric operations.
    A string constant.
    Operand whose the type can not be known at the parsing time.
  • Class
    Description
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
    Operand whose the type can not be known at the parsing time.
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
  • Class
    Description
    Represents the complete (literal) reference to a column ({schema(s)}.{table}.{column}).
    Any ADQL operand (an operation, a constant, a column name, a function, ...) must implement this interface and indicates whether it corresponds to a numeric, a string or a geometrical region value.
    Represents a concatenation in ADQL (ex: "_s_ra" || ':' || "_s_dec").
    Lets putting a minus sign in front of any numeric operand.
    A numeric (integer, double, ...) constant.
    It represents a simple numeric operation (sum, difference, multiplication and division).
    A string constant.
    Lets wrapping an operand by parenthesis.