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Specifies the plot type to be generated. The possible values are as follows:
The default value is: geo_points.
Specifies the path to the input ODB.
Specifies the input ODB as an icon. If both an icon (in ODB Data) and a filename (in ODB Filename) are specified the icon takes precedence.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as latitude when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_points or geo_vectors. The default is lat@hdr.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as longitude when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_points or geo_vectors. The default is lon@hdr.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as the x component of the vector when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_vectors or xy_vectors. The default is obsvalue@body.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as the y component of the vector when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_vectors or xy_vectors. The default is obsvalue@body#1.
Specifies the type of the x coordinate when ODB Plot Type is set to xy_points, xy_vectors or xy_binning. The possible values are: number and date. The default is number.
Specifies the type of the y coordinate when ODB Plot Type is set to xy_points, xy_vectors or xy_binning. The possible values are: number and date. The default is number.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as the x coordinate when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_vectors, xy_vectors or xy_binning. The default is an empty string.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as the y coordinate when ODB Plot Type is set to geo_vectors, xy_vectors or xy_binning. The default is an empty string.
Specifies the ODB column interpreted as the value in each plot type. The default is obsvalue@body.
Specifies the list of columns extracted and added to the resulting ODB file on top of the columns directly used for visualisation. This parameter accepts wildcards (e.g. *.hdr
), to add all the columns from the source ODB to the result use : *
. The default is an empty string (no extra columns added).
The default is an empty string.
Defines the FROM statement of the ODB/SQL query.
Defines the WHERE statement of the ODB/SQL query.
Defines the ORDERBY statement of the ODB/SQL query.
Specifies the maximum number of rows in the result. If -1 is given here the number of rows is not limited in the output. The default value is -1.
Specifies the units of the geographical co-ordinates in the input ODB. The possible values are: degrees and radians. The default is degrees.
For older ODBs column latlon_rad@desc tells us the geographical co-ordinate units. Its 0 value indicates degrees while 1 means radians. Newer ODBs, especially the ones retrieved from MARS, as a generic rule, always use degrees as geographical co-ordinate units. |
Specifies the Binning to create gridded data out of scattered data when the ODB Plot Type is xy_binning.
When it is set to Yes the icon will not fail if the resulting ODB is empty (in Macro the return value is nil
while in Python it is None
). Otherwise when it is set to No the icon will fail on empty output. The default value is Yes.