Applies To
OraIntervalDS
Description
Adds an argument to the OraIntervalDS object.
Arguments
[in] operand
A Variant of type String, a numeric value, or an OraIntervalDS to be
added.
Usage
OraIntervalDS.Addoperand
Remarks
The result of the operation is stored in OraIntervalDS overwriting any
previous value. There is no return value.
If operand is a Variant of type String, it must be in the following format:
[+/-]Day HH:MI:SSxFF.
If operand is a numeric value, the value provided should
represent the total number of days that the constructed OraIntervalDS represents.
Example
Dim oraIDS as OraIntervalDS
'Create an OraIntervalDS using a string which represents
'1 day and 12 hours
Set oraIDS = oo4oSession.CreateOraIntervalDS("1 12:0:0.0")
'Add an interval using a string, which represents 2 days
'and 12 hours, to oraIDS.
'The resulting oraIDS is an interval which represents 4 days
oraIDS.Add "2 12:0:0.0"
Also see OraSession.CreateOraIntervalDS for more information.