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Revision as of 12:48, 23 January 2018
This chapter lists all the object types in the expresssion language and properties and functions that they support. After the property or function name there is the type of the returned object mentioned. Asterisk (*) after the type means that it returns an array of objects.
Array
Array functions | Parameters | Description |
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IndexOfSubArray (integer) |
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Returns the indexes of given sub-array (1. parameter) within the given array (2. parameter). If not given, the array in the current context object is used. Returns starting indexes of all the occurrences of given sub-array within given array. Examples: [[1,2,3,4,1,2,5]].IndexOfSubArray([1,2]) IndexOfSubArray([1,2], [1,2,3,4,1,2,5]) Return: [0, 4] [[1,2,3,4,1,2,5]].IndexOfSubArray([1,2,3,4,5]) Returns: [] [[1,2,3,4,1,2,5],[3,4],[0,1,2,3]]:IndexOfSubArray([1,2]) Returns: [ HierarchicalArray([1,2,3,4,1,2,5], [0,4]), HierarchicalArray([0,1,2,3], [1]) ] |
AttributeType
Case properties | Description |
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Id (Integer) | AttributeType Id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
Name (String) | Attribute name. |
Case
Case properties | Description |
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Duration (TimeSpan) | Case duration, i.e. duration between case start and case end time. |
EndTime (DateTime) | Case end time, i.e. timestamp of the last event. |
Events (Event) | All events of the case. |
FlowOccurrences (FlowOccurrence) | All flow occurrences the case contains. |
Flows (Flow) | All flows the case goes through. |
Id (String) | Case Id. Case id is generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
Name (String) | Case name. The case name comes with the source data when data is imported to QPR ProcessAnalyzer. |
StartTime (DateTime) | Case start time, i.e. timestamp of the first event. |
Variation (Variation) | Variation the case belongs to. |
Case functions | Parameters | Description |
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Attribute (Object) |
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Returns case attribute value. Case attribute name is provided as a parameter. This function is needed when there are spaces in the case attribute name. If there are no spaces, syntax .attributeName can be used. |
EventsByType (Event*) |
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(Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) Returns all Events of this case which are of given type. The parameter can be either EventType object or the name of the event as a string. Examples: case.EventsByType("Invoice") Returns: Array of events having event type named "Invoice". case.EventsByType((EventLog.EventTypes.Where(Name=="Invoice"))[0]) Returns: Array of events having event type named "Invoice". |
FlowOccurrencesByType (FlowOccurrence*) |
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(Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) Returns all FlowOccurrences of this case which are of given type. The parameter can be either a Flow object or an integer identifying the id of the flow occurrence. Examples: case.FlowOccurrencesByType(EventLog.Flows[0]) Returns: All the flow occurrences in the case belonging to the first flow in event log. case.FlowOccurrencesByType(EventLog.Flows[0].Id) Returns: All the flow occurrences in the case belonging to the first flow in event log. |
DateTime
DateTime represents a timestamp.
DateTime properties | Description |
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Day | The day of the calendar month represented by the DateTime. Number between 1 and 31. |
Hour | The hour component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 0 and 23. |
Millisecond | The millisecond component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 0 and 999. |
Minute | The minute component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 0 and 59. |
Month | The calendar month component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 1 and 12. |
Second | The second component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 0 and 59. |
Ticks | Number of ticks represented by the DateTime. |
Year | The year component of the date represented by the DateTime. Number between 1 and 9999. |
DateTime functions | Parameters | Description |
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Round (DateTime) |
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Rounds the DateTime to the defined TimeSpan. Example: Round to the nearest hour: Round(DateTime(2017, 1, 1, 14, 48), TimeSpan(0, 1)) |
Event
Event properties | Description |
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Case (Case) | Case the event belongs to. |
Id (Integer) | Event id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
IndexInCase (Integer) | Index (running) number of the event in the case (ordered temporally). The first event has index number 0. |
IncomingFlowOccurrences (FlowOccurrence*) | (Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) All FlowOccurrencies that end to this Event. |
Model (Model) | Model the event belongs to. |
NextInCase (Event) | Temporally next event in the case. For the last event, return EMPTY. |
PreviousInCase (Event) | Temporally previous event in the case. For the first event, return EMPTY. |
OutgoingFlowOccurrences (FlowOccurrence*) | (Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) All FlowOccurrencies that start from this Event. |
TimeStamp (DateTime) | Timestamp of the event. |
Type (EvenType) | Event type of the event. |
Event functions | Parameters | Description |
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Attribute (object) |
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Return event attribute value. Event attribute name is provided as a parameter. This function is needed when there are spaces in the event attribute name. If there are no spaces, syntax .attributeName can be used. |
EventLog
EventLog is a list of events that is a result of a filtering operation. Also Model contain an EventLog composing of the whole model contents. i.e. filters have been applied yet. EventLogs can be fetched by the filter id using function EventLogById(filterId).
EventLog properties | Description |
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CaseAttributes (AttributeType*) | Used case attribute in the EventLog. |
Cases (Case*) | Cases that belong to the EventLog. |
EventAttributes (AttributeType*) | Used event attributes in the EventLog. |
Events (Event*) | Events that belong to the EventLog. |
EventTypes (EventType*) | EventTypes in the EventLog. |
Flows (Flow*) | Flows that the part of the EventLog. |
Id | EventLog Id. |
Model (Model) | Model where the EventLog belongs. |
Name | EventLog name. |
Variations (Variation*) | Variations that are in the EventLog |
EventLog functions | Parameters | Description |
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EventsByType (Event*) |
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(Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) Returns all Events from this EventLog which are of the given type. Examples: eventLog.EventsByType("Invoice") Returns: Array of events having event type named "Invoice". case.EventsByType((EventLog.EventTypes.Where(Name=="Invoice"))[0]) Returns: Array of events having event type named "Invoice". |
EventType
EventType properties | Description |
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Cases (Case*) | Cases that have events of this EventType. |
Count (Integer) | Number of Events that have this EventType. |
Events (Event*) | Events of that EventType. |
Id (Integer) | EventType Id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
IncomingFlows (Flow*) | All Flows that start from the EventType. |
Name (string) | EventType name. |
OutgoingFlows (Flow*) | All Flows that end to the EventType. |
UniqueCount (Integer) | Number of Cases having events of this EventType. |
Expression
Expression is an object type that encapsulates a KPI expression language expression. Expression inside expression object can be evaluated by using the expression object as if it was a function by using <expression object name>(<parameter list>) syntax. Expression objects can be created in the following ways:
- Using Def function
- Whenever & prefix is used in Def function for an attribute
Examples:
Def(null, "a", "b", a+b)._(1,2) Returns: 3 [Def("", "a", "b", a+b), Def("", "a", "b", a*b)].(_(1,2)) Returns: [3, 2]
Flow
Flow is a combination of two EventTypes where there are FlowOccurrences between them. Unlike FlowOccurrencies, a Flow is not related to a single case. Flowchart shows Flows and EventTypes (not FlowOccurences or Events). In a Case, the may be several FlowOccurrences of a single Flow.
Flow properties | Description |
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Cases (Case*) | Cases that contain the flow, i.e. there is a flow occurrence between Flow's starting and ending events. |
FlowOccurrences (FlowOccurrence*) | Flow occurrences the flow belongs to. |
From (EventType) | EventType from which this Flow starts. |
Id (Integer) | Flow Id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
Name (String) | Identifying name of the Flow. |
To (EventType) | EventType to which this Flow ends. |
FlowOccurrence
FlowOccurrence represents a transition from an event to another event in a case. Thus, FlowOccurrence is related to a single case. There is also a FlowOccurrence from the "start" of the case to the first event of the case, and a FlowOccurrence from the last event of the case to the "end" of the case. Corresponding flow is visible in BPMN kind of flowcharts showing separate start and event icons. Thus, there are one more FlowOccurrences in a case than the number of events.
FlowOccurrence properties | Description |
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Case (Case) | Case the current FlowOccurrence belongs to. |
Flow (Flow) | Corresponding Flow of the current FlowOccurrence. |
From (Event) | Event where the current FlowOccurrence starts. |
Id (Integer) | FlowOccurrence Id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
Name (String) | Identifying name of the current FlowOccurrence. |
OccurrenceIndex (Integer) | Number tells how many times the current FlowOccurrence has occurred in the case until that point. |
To (Event) | Event where the this FlowOccurrence ends. |
Model
Model properties | Description |
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CaseAttributes (AttributeType*) | CaseAttributes of the model. |
DefaultFilterId (Integer) | Id of the default filter for the model. |
EventAttributes (AttributeType*) | EventAttributes of the model. |
EventLog (EventLog) | EventLog of the model. Model EventLog contains all events of the model, i.e. no filters have been applied. |
Id (Integer) | Model Id. Model Id is generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is created. |
Name (String) | Name of the model. |
Project (Project) | The Project the this model belongs to. |
TimeSpan
TimeSpan represents a temporal duration. TimeSpan is not bound to calendar time. Difference between two TimeStamps is TimeSpan. TimeStamp added by TimeSpan is TimeStamp.
TimeSpan properties | Description |
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Ticks | Number of ticks represented by the TimeSpan. |
TotalDays (Float) | TimeSpan value in days (one day is 24 hours) (both whole and fractional). |
TotalHours (Float) | TimeSpan value in hours (both whole and fractional). |
TotalMilliseconds (Float) | TimeSpan value in milliseconds (both whole and fractional). |
TotalMinutes (Float) | TimeSpan value in minutes (both whole and fractional). |
TotalSeconds (Float) | TimeSpan value in seconds (both whole and fractional). |
Project
Project properties | Description |
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Id (Integer) | Id of the Project. |
Name (String) | Name of the Project. |
Models (Model*) | Models that belong to this Project. |
Variation
Variation properties | Description |
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CaseCount (Integer) | Number of cases in the variation. |
Cases (Case*) | Cases that belong to the variation. |
EventTypeCount (Integer) | Number of events in the variation. |
EventTypes (EventType*) | Event types belonging to the variation. |
Flows (Flow*) | (Available in QPR ProcessAnalyzer 2018.1) Flows that belong to the variation. |
Id (Integer) | Variation Id. It's generated by QPR ProcessAnalyzer when the model is loaded. |
UniqueEventTypeCount (Integer) | Number of different (unique) event types in the variation. |