Uses of Class
com.google.visualization.datasource.base.InvalidQueryException

Packages that use InvalidQueryException
com.google.visualization.datasource   
com.google.visualization.datasource.query   
com.google.visualization.datasource.query.parser   
com.google.visualization.datasource.query.scalarfunction   
 

Uses of InvalidQueryException in com.google.visualization.datasource
 

Methods in com.google.visualization.datasource that throw InvalidQueryException
static DataTable DataSourceHelper.applyQuery(Query query, DataTable dataTable, com.ibm.icu.util.ULocale locale)
          Applies the given Query on the given DataTable and returns the resulting DataTable.
static Query DataSourceHelper.parseQuery(java.lang.String queryString)
          Parses a query string (e.g., 'select A,B pivot B') and creates a Query object.
static void DataSourceHelper.validateQueryAgainstColumnStructure(Query query, DataTable dataTable)
          Checks that the query is valid against the structure of the data table.
 

Uses of InvalidQueryException in com.google.visualization.datasource.query
 

Methods in com.google.visualization.datasource.query that throw InvalidQueryException
 void QueryLabels.addLabel(AbstractColumn column, java.lang.String label)
          Adds a column label.
 void QueryFormat.addPattern(AbstractColumn column, java.lang.String pattern)
          Adds a column pattern.
 void Query.setRowLimit(int rowLimit)
          Sets the max number of rows to return to the caller.
 void Query.setRowOffset(int rowOffset)
          Sets the number of rows that should be removed from the beginning of the data table.
 void Query.validate()
          Validates the query.
 void ScalarFunctionColumn.validateColumn(DataTable dataTable)
          Checks that the column is valid.
 void AggregationColumn.validateColumn(DataTable dataTable)
          Checks whether it makes sense to have the aggregation type on the aggregated column.
abstract  void AbstractColumn.validateColumn(DataTable dataTable)
          Checks whether the column is valid.
 

Uses of InvalidQueryException in com.google.visualization.datasource.query.parser
 

Methods in com.google.visualization.datasource.query.parser that throw InvalidQueryException
 Query QueryBuilder.parseQuery(java.lang.String tqValue)
          Parses a user query into a Query object.
 

Uses of InvalidQueryException in com.google.visualization.datasource.query.scalarfunction
 

Methods in com.google.visualization.datasource.query.scalarfunction that throw InvalidQueryException
 void Sum.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that all function parameters are of type NUMBER, and that there are exactly 2 parameters.
 void DateDiff.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that there are only 2 parameters given for this function, and that their types are either DATE or DATETIME.
 void ToDate.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that there is only 1 parameter given for this function, and that its type is either DATE, DATETIME or NUMBER.
 void Upper.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that the number and types of the function parameters are valid.
 void Quotient.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that all function parameters are of type NUMBER, and that there are exactly 2 parameters.
 void Difference.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that all function parameters are of type NUMBER, and that there are exactly 2 parameters.
 void Lower.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that the number and types of the function parameters are valid.
 void CurrentDateTime.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that there are no parameters given for the function.
 void TimeComponentExtractor.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that there is only one parameter given for the function, and that its type is DATE or DATETIME if the timeComponent to extract is year, month or day, or that it is DATETIME or TIMEOFDAY if the timeComponent is hour, minute, second or millisecond.
 void Product.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that all function parameters are of type NUMBER, and that there are exactly 2 parameters.
 void Constant.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that there are no parameters given for the function.
 void ScalarFunction.validateParameters(java.util.List<ValueType> types)
          Validates that the number and types of the function parameters are valid.
 



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