SystemDataView

Method Summary
SystemDataViewFilter	createFilter() Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView.
SystemDataViewFilter	createFilter(boolean readOnly) Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView that will query against read-only storage (if readOnly is true). This can result in better performance but sometimes at the expense of retrieving current information. Typically you would use true here. You would use false, for example, if you create or update a transaction (or other record) then immediately display a list that includes that transaction and expect the changes to be visible.
SystemDataViewFilter	createReadFilter() Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView that will query against read-only storage. This can result in better performance but sometimes at the expense of retrieving current information.
DataViewRecord	findRecord(SystemDataViewFilter filter) Finds the first record matching the criteria of the filter.
DataList	getColumns() Returns a read-only DataList containing column information.
String	getName() Returns the name of this DataSet.
DataViewList	getRecords(SystemDataViewFilter filter) Returns records that match the filter criteria.
DataViewList	getRecords(SystemDataViewFilter filter, String name) Returns records that match the filter criteria and sets the name of the list. Filter can be null
int	getTotalRecordCount(SystemDataViewFilter filter) Returns the total count of records that match the DataViewFilter
boolean	isAppendSupported() Returns true if this system view can be joined to pal level datasets.
	setDateFormat(String filter) Sets the date pattern for displaying dates.
	setDateTimeFormat(String filter) Sets the date pattern for displaying dates with time.
String	toString() Returns a description of this object.

Method Detail

SystemDataViewFilter createFilter()

Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView.

Returns: SystemDataViewFilter

Since: 01-19-2009

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SystemDataViewFilter createFilter(boolean readOnly)

Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView that will query against read-only storage (if readOnly is true). This can result in better performance but sometimes at the expense of retrieving current information. Typically you would use true here. You would use false, for example, if you create or update a transaction (or other record) then immediately display a list that includes that transaction and expect the changes to be visible.

Parameters:

boolean readOnly Required parameter.

Returns: SystemDataViewFilter

Since: 06-13-2013

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SystemDataViewFilter createReadFilter()

Creates a new DataViewFilter for this DataView that will query against read-only storage. This can result in better performance but sometimes at the expense of retrieving current information.

Returns: SystemDataViewFilter

Since: 06-13-2013

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DataViewRecord findRecord(SystemDataViewFilter filter)

Finds the first record matching the criteria of the filter.

Parameters: