Time series API routines sorted by task

Close a time series: The ts_close() function

Return a pointer to the time series associated with the specified time series descriptor: The ts_get_ts() function

Create a time series with metadata: The ts_create_with_metadata() function

Copy a time series: The ts_copy() function

Free all memory associated with a time series created with ts_copy() or ts_create(): The ts_free() procedure

Copy all elements of one time series into another: The ts_put_ts() function

Retrieve the next element from a scan: The ts_next() function

End a scan: The ts_end_scan() procedure

Find the time stamp of the last element retrieved from a scan: The ts_current_timestamp() function

Return the offset for the last element returned by ts_next() (regular time series): The ts_current_offset() function

Make an element visible: The ts_reveal_elem() function

Get the element associated with a specified time stamp: The ts_elem() function

Get the element at a specified position: The ts_nth_elem() function

Get the first element: The ts_first_elem() function

Get the last element: The ts_last_elem() function

Find the next element after a specified time stamp: The ts_next_valid() function

Find the last element before a specified time stamp: The ts_previous_valid() function

Find the last element at or before a specified time stamp: The ts_last_valid() function

Update an element: The ts_upd_elem() function

Delete an element: The ts_del_elem() function

Put an element in a place specified by a time stamp: The ts_put_elem() function and The ts_put_elem_no_dups() function

Append an element (regular time series): The ts_put_last_elem() function

Put an element in a place specified by an offset (regular time series): The ts_put_nth_elem() function

Convert index to time stamp (regular time series): The ts_time() function

Convert an MI_ROW value to an element: The ts_row_to_elem() function

Convert an element to an MI_ROW value: The ts_elem_to_row() function

Free memory from a time series element created by ts_make_elem() or ts_row_to_elem(): The ts_free_elem() procedure

Get a column from an element by number: The ts_colinfo_number() function

Pull columns from an element into values and nulls arrays: The ts_get_all_cols() procedure

Get fields from a time stamp: The ts_get_stamp_fields() procedure

Create a time stamp: The ts_make_stamp() function

Calculate the number of intervals between two time stamps: The ts_tstamp_difference() function

Subtract N intervals from a time stamp: The ts_tstamp_minus() function

Add N intervals to a time stamp: The ts_tstamp_plus() function

Return the number of columns contained in each element: The ts_col_cnt() function

Get type information for a column specified by number: The ts_colinfo_number() function

Get type information for a column specified by name: The ts_colinfo_name() function

Determine whether an element is hidden: The TS_ELEM_HIDDEN macro

Determine whether an element is NULL: The TS_ELEM_NULL macro

Return the number of elements in a time series: The ts_nelems() function

Return the flags associated with the time series: The ts_get_flags() function

Get the name of the container: The ts_get_containername() function

Determine whether the time series is in a container: The TS_IS_INCONTAINER macro

Get the origin of the time series: The ts_get_origin() function

Get the metadata associated with the time series: The ts_get_metadata() function

Determine whether the time series is irregular: The TS_IS_IRREGULAR macro

Determine whether a time series contains packed data: The ts_get_packed() function

Get the frequency of hertz data: The ts_get_hertz() function

Get the compression type of compressed data: The ts_get_compressed() function

Return all valid timepoints between two time stamps: The ts_cal_range() function

Return a specified number of time stamps starting at a specified time stamp: The ts_cal_range_index() function

Return the time stamp at a specified number of intervals after a specified time stamp: The ts_cal_stamp() function