IPTPropertyFilterStatement overview
![]() | Returns the operand for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the operand is Name. This will be a value from PT_PROPIDS. |
![]() | Returns the operator for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the operand is "=". This will be a value from PT_FILTEROPS. |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Returns the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
![]() | Sets the operand for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the operand is Name. This should be a value from PT_PROPIDS. |
![]() | Sets the operator for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the operand is "=". This should be a value from PT_FILTEROPS. |
![]() | Overloaded. Sets the value for the filter statement. In the example "Name = 'Fred'", the value is "Fred". |
IPTPropertyFilterStatement Interface | com.plumtree.server Namespace | IPTFilter | IPTPropertyFilterClauses | IPTPropertyFilterItem