lToml (Function)
This converts the input given in liters into milliliters.
Syntax
<DOUBLE> unitconversion:lToml(<INT|LONG|FLOAT|DOUBLE> p1)
Query Parameters
Name | Description | Default Value | Possible Data Types | Optional | Dynamic |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
p1 | The value that needs to be converted from liters into milliliters. | INT LONG FLOAT DOUBLE | No | Yes |
Example 1
SELECT unitconversion:lToml(1) AS milliliters;
This query uses the unitconversion:lToml()
function to convert the value of 1
liter into its equivalent value in milliliters. The conversion result is 1,000
milliliters.
Example 2
CREATE STREAM InputStream (volume_l double);
CREATE SINK STREAM OutputStream (volume_l double, volume_ml double);
@info(name = 'volumeConversionQuery')
INSERT INTO OutputStream
SELECT volume_l, unitconversion:lToml(volume_l) AS volume_ml
FROM InputStream;
In this example, an input stream called InputStream
is created with a single attribute, volume_l
, representing volume values in liters. Then, an output stream called OutputStream
is defined, which will contain the original volume in liters as well as the converted volume in milliliters.
The volumeConversionQuery
processes events from the InputStream
. It uses the unitconversion:lToml()
function to convert the volume_l
attribute from the InputStream
into its corresponding value in milliliters, and this value is assigned to the volume_ml
attribute in the OutputStream
.
The query outputs the original volume in liters and the converted volume in milliliters for each event to the OutputStream
.