Package PushTechnology.ClientInterface.Client.Features.TimeSeries

Classes
interface	ITimeSeries
	This feature allows a session to update and query time series topics. More...
interface	IEventMetadata
	The time series event metadata. More...
interface	IEvent< TValue >
	The event in a time series. More...
interface	IQueryResult< TValue >
	The query result providing a stream of events. More...
interface	IQuery< TValue >
	The configured query. More...
interface	IRangeQuery< TValue >
	The builder for queries that select a range of events from a time series. More...
class	InvalidQueryException
	Exception used to report a query that is invalid for the time series. More...
class	NoSuchEventException
	The exception used to report a time series topic does not have an original event with the sequence number provided by an ITimeSeries.EditAsync{TValue}(string, long, TValue) operation. More...

Enumerations
enum	StreamStructure { StreamStructure.VALUE_EVENT_STREAM, StreamStructure.EDIT_EVENT_STREAM }
	The structural properties of a stream. More...

Enumeration Type Documentation

enum PushTechnology.ClientInterface.Client.Features.TimeSeries.StreamStructure

The structural properties of a stream.

Added in version 6.1.

Enumerator
VALUE_EVENT_STREAM	The stream is ordered by the original event sequence number, presenting edit events instead of the original events they replace. The original event sequence number of an event e is e.OriginalMetadata.Sequence. It is equal to e.Sequence, if and only if e is an original event. The stream has the following properties: The sequence of each event in the stream is unique. The original event sequence of each event in the stream is unique. The stream is ordered by original event sequence. The original event sequence of each subsequent event in the stream is greater than its predecessor. If no events have been removed from the time series, the original event sequence of each subsequent event is one greater than its predecessor. If an event is an original event, the query found no corresponding edit events. If an event is an edit event, its timestamp attribute may lie outside the query range. Consequentially, the sequence and timestamp attributes of the events may be non-sequential.
EDIT_EVENT_STREAM	The stream is presented in time series order. The stream has the following properties: The sequence of each event in the stream is unique. The stream is ordered by sequence. The sequence of each subsequent event in the stream is greater than its predecessor. Edit event timestamps may lie outside the query range. The stream can have multiple edit events for the same original event.