An unnamed ROW type is a ROW type that contains fields but has no user-defined name. You can use unnamed ROW (you don't need to declare a ROW data type with unnamed rows) to define SVG graphics for an SQL column. The format to declare a ROW svg graphcic is:

SELECT ROW('type', arg1, arg2, ...)
  FROM table
 WHERE ...

The response will be a column where each row contains a java.sql.struct with type, arg1, arg2... as attributes.

If the type and arguments matches any of the supported graphics, an SGV will be redered for the column.

ROW types can be used to generate

• Cell (table) widgets
• Gauge widgets

The following image show different types of cell table widgets.

Type	Row pattern	Example
Line	row('line', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ..., label_X, value_X)
Area	row('area', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ..., label_X, value_X)
Vbar	row('vbar', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ..., label_X, value_X)
Pie	row('pie', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ..., label_X, value_X)
Percent	row('percent', label, value, 0% Value, 100% Value)
Double percent	row('percent', label, value1, value2, 0% Value, 100% Value)
Max-Min	row('mm', label, value, minValue, maxValue)
Ball	row('ball', label, value, absMinValue, absMaxValue)

The following sections will explain how to define each graph and the requirements of each case:

Used to represent a set of n values. A line will be displayed showing the different values. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('line', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ....) <alias/>

The values will be displayed over the line and the labels are the tooltips that will appear over each point. Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad moveCenter noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' line', ...)	row(' line upIsBad', ...)

Used to represent a set of n values. An area graph will be displayed showing the different values. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('area', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ....) <alias/>

The values will be displayed over the line and the labels are the tooltips that will appear over each fragment of the area. Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad moveCenter noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' area', ...)	row(' area upIsBad', ...)

Used to represent a set of n values. A rectangular pie will be displayed. This pie will be formed by multiple pieces, each piece will be associated to a value and its dimension will depend on how big or small is this value. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('pie', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ....) <alias/>

The values will be represented by pieces of the pie. A property might be added to this graphs: noTooltip

row(' pie', ...)

Used to represent a set of n values in a column bar graph. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('vbar', label_1, value_1, label_2, value_2, ....) <alias/>

Each values will be displayed with a column bar, direction will be different for positive values than for negative values, and depending on the dimension of the value in absolute terms it will be bigger or smaller.

The default colors of the Vbar depend on the number of columns displayed.
Over 12 columns: a color palette will be used.
12 columns or fewer: bar color will depend on the column value, lower than 0 -> red; values over 0 -> blue

The method of choosing colors may be modified according to Properties.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsGood upIsBad colored moveCenter noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' vbar upIsGood', ...)	row(' vbar upIsBad', ...)	row(' vbar colored', ...)

Used to represent a value in a percentage bar. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('percent', label, value, 0% Value, 100% Value) <alias/>

The size of the percentage bar will be defined for the position of the value between the '0% absValue' and the '100% absValue'.

Note: "0% absValue" and "100% absValue" must be positives, any value over "100% absValue" will be drawn as 100% or -100%, while any value lower than '0% absValue' will be drawn as 0%.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' percent', ...)	row(' percent upIsBad', ...)

Used to represent two values in a percentage bar. The way to define the struct to represent this SVG graph is:

row('percent', label, value_1, value_2, 0% absValue, 100% absValue) <alias/>

The size of the percentage bar will be defined for the position of value_1 and value_2 between the '0% absValue' and the '100% absValue'. This graph will reprecent a first bar that goes from 0% position to the correspondent position of value_2, and then a second bar that will go from value_2 position to value_1 position.

Note: "0% absValue" and "100% absValue" must be positives, any value over "100% absValue" will be drawn as 100% or -100%, while any value lower than '0% absValue' will be drawn as 0%.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' percent', ...)	row(' percent upIsBad', ...)

A value will be represented with a ball, this ball will be located over the X axis, and it's position will be defined by the value that it represents.

row('mm', label, value, minValue, maxValue) <alias/>

value must be defined between minValue and maxValue.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad moveCenter noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' mm', ...)	row(' mm upIsBad', ...)

A value will be represented with a ball, the ball size will be defined by the value it is representing, and the color of the ball will indicate if the value is over 0 or below 0.

row('ball', label, value, absMinValue, absMaxValue) <alias/>

The result of abs(value) must be defined between absMinValue and absMaxValue.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsBad moveCenter noTooltip bad_XXXXXX good_XXXXXX

row(' ball', ...)	row(' ball upIsBad', ...)

These graphics can be used and displayed properly in the following places:

Desktop Channels. Single value
Desktop Channels. Tables
SQL Tables
Auto FormData
SingleRow FormData
MultiRow FormData
Parent-Child FormData
Reports

These graphics can also be printed in PDF form.

Type	Row pattern	Example
Circle	row('circle', label, value, minValue, maxValue, units)
Gauge	row('gauge', label, value, minValue, maxValue, units, target)

The following sections will explain how to define each graph and the requirements of each case:

A value will be represented over a radial axis showig the position of value between minValue and maxValue.

row('circle', label, value, minValue, maxValue, units) <alias/>

The result of value must be defined between minValue and maxValue. It's color will depend on how big or small this value is.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsGood upIsBad noTooltip color_XXXXXX

row(' circle', ...)	row(' circle upIsGood', ...)	row(' circle upIsBad', ...)

A value will be represented over a gauge axis showig the position of value between minValue and maxValue.

row('gauge', label, value, minValue, maxValue, units, target) <alias/>

The result of value must be defined between minValue and maxValue. It's color will depend on how big or small this value is.

Some properties might be added to define how the line graph should be represented: upIsGood upIsBad noTooltip color_XXXXXX

row(' gauge', ...)	row(' gauge upIsGood', ...)	row(' gauge upIsBad', ...)

A gauge with a value of 40 and a target pointing 60: row(' gauge', ..., 60)

These graphics can only be used in the Signle Value Desktop Channels:

create table rowtype_data_example 
  (
    id serial not null ,
    title varchar(128),
    ist_1 decimal(10,2),
    ist_2 decimal(10,2),
    ist_3 decimal(10,2),
    ist_4 decimal(10,2),
    ist_5 decimal(10,2),
    ist_6 decimal(10,2),
    ist_7 decimal(10,2),
    ist_8 decimal(10,2),
    ist_9 decimal(10,2),
    ist_10 decimal(10,2),
    ist_11 decimal(10,2),
    ist_12 decimal(10,2),
    ist decimal(10,2),
    ist_per decimal(10,2),
    plan decimal(10,2),
    plan_dif decimal(10,2),
    vj decimal(10,2),
    vj_dif decimal(10,2)
  );
  
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (1,'Umsatzerlöse',100.00,110.00,90.00,110.00,100.00,80.00,90.00,100.00,70.00,70.00,80.00,70.00,274388.00,1.00,2878954.00,-5.00,313445.00,-52.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (2,'Humanmedizin',110.00,80.00,65.00,75.00,75.00,70.00,65.00,65.00,70.00,70.00,70.00,70.00,2585694.00,0.00,2787342.00,-7.00,4626086.00,-84.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (3,'KV',90.00,85.00,85.00,95.00,95.00,90.00,90.00,95.00,85.00,80.00,85.00,85.00,827394.00,0.00,1021498.00,-19.00,1015206.00,-58.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (4,'Privatpatienten',70.00,110.00,30.00,55.00,50.00,45.00,50.00,50.00,45.00,50.00,50.00,50.00,621209.00,0.00,825024.00,-25.00,725402.00,-54.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (5,'Personalaufwand operativ',-30.00,-80.00,-95.00,-95.00,-95.00,-95.00,-90.00,-90.00,-90.00,-90.00,-25.00,-40.00,-519606.00,0.00,-641138.00,19.00,-341039.00,-92.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (6,'Laufende Bezüge',-70.00,-95.00,-95.00,-95.00,-95.00,-95.00,-100.00,-95.00,-100.00,-100.00,-100.00,-90.00,537278.00,0.00,626248.00,14.00,-505568.00,-46.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (7,'Sonderzahlungen',40.00,-10.00,10.00,-30.00,-40.00,20.00,45.00,-10.00,-5.00,-10.00,-10.00,-10.00,-53404.00,0.00,0.00,0.00,-870.00,-70.00);
INSERT INTO rowtype_data_example (id,title,ist_1,ist_2,ist_3,ist_4,ist_5,ist_6,ist_7,ist_8,ist_9,ist_10,ist_11,ist_12,ist,ist_per,plan,plan_dif,vj,vj_dif) VALUES (7,'Einbehaltungen',50.00,-20.00,15.00,-35.00,-60.00,40.00,40.00,-15.00,-15.00,-5.00,-10.00,-10.00,-75404.00,100.00,0.00,100.00,-870.00,-70.00);