ComputedField Element (ADF)

Provides a location for defining a computed notification class field.

Sintaxis

<NotificationClasses>
    <NotificationClass>
        ...
        <Schema>
            ...
            <ComputedFields>
                <ComputedField>

Element Characteristics

Element Relationships

Notas

Computed fields are never stored in the notifications table. Instead, they are computed immediately before the notification data is passed to the content formatter.

Computed fields allow you to make use of the calculation facilities of Microsoft SQL Server. Use of computed fields can improve the performance of your notification application, can reduce the work that you must do in the content formatter, and enables you to use the rich formatting and conversion capabilities in Transact-SQL.

Importante:
If you add or delete a ComputedField element, updating the application deletes and re-creates the notification class to which it corresponds. This includes dropping and re-creating the SQL Server tables used by this notification class. Make sure to back up your application database before updating the application.

Ejemplo

The following example shows a populated ComputedField element. The computed field converts the stock price into a formatted string.

<ComputedField>
    <FieldName>FormattedStockPrice</FieldName>
    <SqlExpression>CONVERT(NVARCHAR(10), StockPrice, 1)
    </SqlExpression>
</ComputedField>

Vea también

Referencia

Application Definition File Reference

Otros recursos

CAST y CONVERT (Transact-SQL)
Definir el esquema de notificación
Actualizar instancias y aplicaciones

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