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TimeSeries

interface TimeSeries {
    begin?: Date;
    dateVersionType?: TimeSeriesDateVersionTypeEnum;
    end?: Date;
    interval?: TimeSeriesInterval;
    intervalOffset?: number;
    name?: string;
    nextPage?: string;
    officeId?: string;
    page?: string;
    pageSize?: number;
    timeZone?: string;
    total?: number;
    units: string;
    valueColumns?: TimeSeriesColumn[];
    values?: object[][];
    versionDate?: Date;
    verticalDatumInfo?: VerticalDatumInfo;
}

Properties

begin?: Date

The requested start time of the data, in ISO-8601 format with offset and timezone ('yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ'['VV']'')

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Version type specifies the type of timeseries response to be received. Can be max aggregate or single version. Max aggregate cannot be run if version date field is specified.

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end?: Date

The requested end time of the data, in ISO-8601 format with offset and timezone ('yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ssZ'['VV']'')

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intervalOffset?: number

Offset from top of interval

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name?: string

Time-series name

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nextPage?: string

The cursor to the next page of data; null if there is no more data

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officeId?: string

Office ID that owns the time-series

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page?: string

The cursor to the current page of data

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pageSize?: number

The number of records fetched per-page; this may be larger than the number of records actually retrieved

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timeZone?: string

Only on 21.1.1 Database. The timezone the Interval Offset is from.

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total?: number

The total number of records retrieved; null or not present if not supported or unknown

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units: string

The units of the time series data

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valueColumns?: TimeSeriesColumn[]

The columns of the time-series data array returned, this property is used to describe the data structure of the records array. Contains [name, ordinal, datatype]. Name corresponds to the variable described by the data, ordinal is the order of the column in the data value array returned (starts at index 1), and datatype is the class name of the data type for the variable. Since the records array can be of variable length, the column index value is used to identify the position of the data in the array.

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values?: object[][]

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versionDate?: Date

The version date of the time series trace

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verticalDatumInfo?: VerticalDatumInfo

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