Description:
Output data to console.
Syntax:
output(x,...)
Note:
The function exports one or more variables separated with the comma; the data printed out from console is separated with the tab. If parameter x is a table sequence, the function can only export 10 rows at most; to export all rows, use A.export() function first to convert the table sequence into strings and then output the data with this function.
Parameter:
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x,… |
Export parameters separated with the comma |
Option:
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@t |
Output data as well as the current time which will be placed before the printout data |
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@s |
Won’t create a new line using carriage return after the current info is output, which means info of the next cell will be printed on same line of that of the current one |
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@g |
Also record data in the log file; default log level is info |
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@g1 |
Also record data in the log file; default log level is debug |
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@g2 |
Also record data in the log file; default log level is info |
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@g3 |
Also record data in the log file; default log level is warning |
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@g4 |
Also record data in the log file; default log level is server |
Example:
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A |
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1 |
=to(4) |
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2 |
=output(A1) |
Output “[1,2,3,4]” . |
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3 |
=output@s(A1) |
Won’t begin a new line after [1,2,3,4] is printed but go on printing A4’s info on same line. |
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4 |
=output@t(A1) |
Output “2013-05-02 11:51:59 [1,2,3,4]” . |
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5 |
=demo.query("select * from employee").export() |
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6 |
=output(A4) |
Output all rows in the table sequence. |
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7 |
=output@g("abcd") |
Output “[2022-09-05 14:21:26]. INFO: abcd”. while recording the output content in the log file. |