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Benchmark Factory for Database 9.0 - User Guide

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$BFFormat

Description:

 

Formats a series of up to 16 numbers. If the amount of numbers in the series is greater than 16, the Maximum Parameters Exceeded message displays.

Parameters:

 

Format string -A %d for each number in the series.

 

n1-The first number in the series.

 

n2-The second number in the series.

 

n16-The last number in the series.

Syntax:

$BFFormat(Format string, n1, n2, …, n16)

Example:

 

$BFFormat("%d is a crazy number", $BFRandRange(10,200)) ;

returns "34 is a crazy number"

 

$BFProd

Description:

Returns the product of a series of floating-point numbers.

Parameters:

f1-A floating-point number.

 

f2- A second floating-point number.

 

fn…-The last floating-point number.

Syntax:

$BFProd(f1, f2, … fn)

Example:

$BFProd(5, 2.5, .01) returns ; "0.125"

 

 

 

$BFSum

Description:

Returns the summation of a series of numbers.

Parameters:

f1-The first number to be summed.

 

f2-The second number to be summed.

 

fN-The last number to be summed.

Syntax:

$BFSum(f1, f2, …, fN)

Example:

$BFSum(10, 20, 30) ; returns "60"

 

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