Creating Table User Defined Functions

Return to the procedures folder, and right click and choose New, then Function.

1. Enter the name of the file as get_po_counts. Then click Create.

1. The editor will be shown

Change the namespace from Undefined to dev602.procedures. Also add the input parameter called IM_FDATE as well as the RETURN Table parameter as shown. Please note the scalar input parameter we will used later on for filtering. If you do not wish to type this code, you can reference the solution web page at http://<hostname>:51013/workshop/admin/ui/exerciseMaster/?workshop=dev602&sub=ex2_15

FUNCTION "dev602.procedures::get_po_counts" ( im_fdate DATE )
RETURNS TABLE (EMPLOYEEID NVARCHAR(10),
	       FULLNAME NVARCHAR(256),
	       CREATE_CNT INTEGER,
	       CHANGE_CNT INTEGER,
	       COMBINED_CNT INTEGER)
AS
BEGIN


END;

Copy the logic from the procedure get_po_header_data into the body of the function. Make sure to only copy the code between the BEGIN and END statements

Add to the WHERE clauses in the first two SELECT statements for filtering by month. Month is captured from the input parameter im_fdate.

In the third SELECT statement, change the name of the intermediate table variable to EMP_PO_COMBINED_CNT to match the variable name to the semantics of the query

Also add the EMPLOYEEID column to the field list.

Remove the LIMIT clause at the end.

Finally, add a RETURN SELECT statement at the end to mark the to be returned result set of the function.

The completed code should be very similar to this. If you do not wish to type this code, you can reference the solution web page at http://<hostname>:51013/workshop/admin/ui/exerciseMaster/?workshop=dev602&sub=ex2_15

FUNCTION "dev602.procedures::get_po_counts" ( im_fdate DATE )
RETURNS TABLE (EMPLOYEEID NVARCHAR(10),
	       FULLNAME NVARCHAR(256),
	       CREATE_CNT INTEGER,
	       CHANGE_CNT INTEGER,
	       COMBINED_CNT INTEGER)
AS
BEGIN

po_create_cnt =  SELECT COUNT(*) AS CREATE_CNT, "HISTORY.CREATEDBY.EMPLOYEEID"  AS EID
     FROM "dev602.data::PO.Header" WHERE PURCHASEORDERID IN (
         SELECT PURCHASEORDERID
    FROM "dev602.data::PO.Item"
WHERE "PRODUCT.PRODUCTID" IS NOT NULL)
 AND MONTH("HISTORY.CREATEDAT") = MONTH(:im_fdate)
   GROUP BY  "HISTORY.CREATEDBY.EMPLOYEEID";

po_change_cnt =  SELECT COUNT(*) AS CHANGE_CNT, "HISTORY.CHANGEDBY.EMPLOYEEID" AS EID
     FROM "dev602.data::PO.Header"  WHERE PURCHASEORDERID IN (
        SELECT PURCHASEORDERID
    FROM "dev602.data::PO.Item"
WHERE "PRODUCT.PRODUCTID" IS NOT NULL)
   AND MONTH("HISTORY.CHANGEDAT") = MONTH(:im_fdate)
    GROUP BY  "HISTORY.CHANGEDBY.EMPLOYEEID";

EMP_PO_COMBINED_CNT = SELECT EMPLOYEEID,
          "dev602.procedures::get_full_name"(
          "NAME.FIRST", "NAME.MIDDLE", "NAME.LAST") as FULLNAME, crcnt.CREATE_CNT, chcnt.CHANGE_CNT, crcnt.CREATE_CNT + chcnt.CHANGE_CNT AS COMBINED_CNT
             FROM "dev602.data::MD.Employees" as emp
              LEFT OUTER JOIN :PO_CREATE_CNT AS crcnt
                 ON emp.EMPLOYEEID = crcnt.EID
              LEFT OUTER JOIN :PO_CHANGE_CNT AS chcnt
                ON emp.EMPLOYEEID = chcnt.EID
                  ORDER BY COMBINED_CNT DESC ;

RETURN select * from :emp_po_combined_cnt;

END;

Click Save

Use what you have learned already and perform a build on your hdb module.

Return to the HRTT page and invoke the function.

A new SQL tab will be opened with a SELECT statement.

Enter the date 18.12.2014 as the input parameter.

SELECT * FROM "dev602.procedures::get_po_counts"('18.12.2014') LIMIT 3;

Click the Run button.

The results of your table function are then shown.