Description

Compute the data; interval data providers require an interval or list of intervals. StartTime/StopTime use DateFormat Dimension.

Syntax

[Visual Basic .NET]
Public Function Exec( _ ByVal StartTime As System.Object, _ ByVal StopTime As System.Object _ ) As IAgDrResult

[Visual Basic .NET]

Public Function Exec( _
   ByVal StartTime As System.Object, _
   ByVal StopTime As System.Object _
) As IAgDrResult

[C#]
public IAgDrResult Exec( System.Object StartTime, System.Object StopTime );

[C#]

public IAgDrResult Exec(

   System.Object StartTime, 

   System.Object StopTime

);

[Managed C++]
public: IAgDrResult^ Exec( VARIANT StartTime, VARIANT StopTime );

[Managed C++]

public: IAgDrResult^ Exec(

   VARIANT StartTime, 

   VARIANT StopTime

);

[Java]
public IAgDrResult exec( Variant StartTime, Variant StopTime );

[Java]

public IAgDrResult exec(

   Variant StartTime, 

   Variant StopTime

);

[Unmanaged C++]
public: HRESULT Exec( VARIANT StartTime, VARIANT StopTime, IAgDrResult ** ReturnValue );

[Unmanaged C++]

public: HRESULT Exec(

   VARIANT StartTime, 

   VARIANT StopTime, 

   IAgDrResult ** ReturnValue

);

Parameters

StartTime: The start time of the interval.
StopTime: The stop time of the interval.

Return Type

IAgDrResult.

Example

Execute an interval data provider (for instance access times) and returning all elements

[C#] Copy Code

IAgStkAccess Access = satellite.GetAccessToObject(areatarget) as IAgStkAccess; 

Access.ComputeAccess(); 

 

IAgDataPrvInterval dpInfo = Access.DataProviders["Access Data"] as IAgDataPrvInterval; 

 

IAgDrResult resInfo = dpInfo.Exec( 

    "1 Jan 2012 12:00:00.000", 

    "2 Jan 2012 12:00:00.000");