Struct aws_sdk_quicksight::types::builders::ComputationBuilder

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#[non_exhaustive]
pub struct ComputationBuilder { /* private fields */ }

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A builder for Computation.

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impl ComputationBuilder

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pub fn top_bottom_ranked(self, input: TopBottomRankedComputation) -> Self

The top ranked and bottom ranked computation configuration.

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pub fn set_top_bottom_ranked( self, input: Option<TopBottomRankedComputation>, ) -> Self

The top ranked and bottom ranked computation configuration.

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pub fn get_top_bottom_ranked(&self) -> &Option<TopBottomRankedComputation>

The top ranked and bottom ranked computation configuration.

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pub fn top_bottom_movers(self, input: TopBottomMoversComputation) -> Self

The top movers and bottom movers computation configuration.

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pub fn set_top_bottom_movers( self, input: Option<TopBottomMoversComputation>, ) -> Self

The top movers and bottom movers computation configuration.

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pub fn get_top_bottom_movers(&self) -> &Option<TopBottomMoversComputation>

The top movers and bottom movers computation configuration.

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pub fn total_aggregation(self, input: TotalAggregationComputation) -> Self

The total aggregation computation configuration.

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pub fn set_total_aggregation( self, input: Option<TotalAggregationComputation>, ) -> Self

The total aggregation computation configuration.

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pub fn get_total_aggregation(&self) -> &Option<TotalAggregationComputation>

The total aggregation computation configuration.

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pub fn maximum_minimum(self, input: MaximumMinimumComputation) -> Self

The maximum and minimum computation configuration.

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pub fn set_maximum_minimum( self, input: Option<MaximumMinimumComputation>, ) -> Self

The maximum and minimum computation configuration.

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pub fn get_maximum_minimum(&self) -> &Option<MaximumMinimumComputation>

The maximum and minimum computation configuration.

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pub fn metric_comparison(self, input: MetricComparisonComputation) -> Self

The metric comparison computation configuration.

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pub fn set_metric_comparison( self, input: Option<MetricComparisonComputation>, ) -> Self

The metric comparison computation configuration.

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pub fn get_metric_comparison(&self) -> &Option<MetricComparisonComputation>

The metric comparison computation configuration.

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pub fn period_over_period(self, input: PeriodOverPeriodComputation) -> Self

The period over period computation configuration.

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pub fn set_period_over_period( self, input: Option<PeriodOverPeriodComputation>, ) -> Self

The period over period computation configuration.

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pub fn get_period_over_period(&self) -> &Option<PeriodOverPeriodComputation>

The period over period computation configuration.

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pub fn period_to_date(self, input: PeriodToDateComputation) -> Self

The period to DataSetIdentifier computation configuration.

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pub fn set_period_to_date(self, input: Option<PeriodToDateComputation>) -> Self

The period to DataSetIdentifier computation configuration.

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pub fn get_period_to_date(&self) -> &Option<PeriodToDateComputation>

The period to DataSetIdentifier computation configuration.

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pub fn growth_rate(self, input: GrowthRateComputation) -> Self

The growth rate computation configuration.

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pub fn set_growth_rate(self, input: Option<GrowthRateComputation>) -> Self

The growth rate computation configuration.

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pub fn get_growth_rate(&self) -> &Option<GrowthRateComputation>

The growth rate computation configuration.

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pub fn unique_values(self, input: UniqueValuesComputation) -> Self

The unique values computation configuration.

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pub fn set_unique_values(self, input: Option<UniqueValuesComputation>) -> Self

The unique values computation configuration.

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pub fn get_unique_values(&self) -> &Option<UniqueValuesComputation>

The unique values computation configuration.

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pub fn forecast(self, input: ForecastComputation) -> Self

The forecast computation configuration.

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pub fn set_forecast(self, input: Option<ForecastComputation>) -> Self

The forecast computation configuration.

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pub fn get_forecast(&self) -> &Option<ForecastComputation>

The forecast computation configuration.

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pub fn build(self) -> Computation

Consumes the builder and constructs a Computation.

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impl Clone for ComputationBuilder

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fn clone(&self) -> ComputationBuilder

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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impl Debug for ComputationBuilder

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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impl Default for ComputationBuilder

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fn default() -> ComputationBuilder

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl PartialEq for ComputationBuilder

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fn eq(&self, other: &ComputationBuilder) -> bool

Tests for self and other values to be equal, and is used by ==.

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fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

Tests for !=. The default implementation is almost always sufficient, and should not be overridden without very good reason.

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impl StructuralPartialEq for ComputationBuilder

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Struct aws_sdk_quicksight::types::builders::ComputationBuilderCopy item path

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impl ComputationBuilder

pub fn top_bottom_ranked(self, input: TopBottomRankedComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_top_bottom_ranked( self, input: Option<TopBottomRankedComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_top_bottom_ranked(&self) -> &Option<TopBottomRankedComputation>

pub fn top_bottom_movers(self, input: TopBottomMoversComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_top_bottom_movers( self, input: Option<TopBottomMoversComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_top_bottom_movers(&self) -> &Option<TopBottomMoversComputation>

pub fn total_aggregation(self, input: TotalAggregationComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_total_aggregation( self, input: Option<TotalAggregationComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_total_aggregation(&self) -> &Option<TotalAggregationComputation>

pub fn maximum_minimum(self, input: MaximumMinimumComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_maximum_minimum( self, input: Option<MaximumMinimumComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_maximum_minimum(&self) -> &Option<MaximumMinimumComputation>

pub fn metric_comparison(self, input: MetricComparisonComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_metric_comparison( self, input: Option<MetricComparisonComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_metric_comparison(&self) -> &Option<MetricComparisonComputation>

pub fn period_over_period(self, input: PeriodOverPeriodComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_period_over_period( self, input: Option<PeriodOverPeriodComputation>, ) -> Self

pub fn get_period_over_period(&self) -> &Option<PeriodOverPeriodComputation>

pub fn period_to_date(self, input: PeriodToDateComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_period_to_date(self, input: Option<PeriodToDateComputation>) -> Self

pub fn get_period_to_date(&self) -> &Option<PeriodToDateComputation>

pub fn growth_rate(self, input: GrowthRateComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_growth_rate(self, input: Option<GrowthRateComputation>) -> Self

pub fn get_growth_rate(&self) -> &Option<GrowthRateComputation>

pub fn unique_values(self, input: UniqueValuesComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_unique_values(self, input: Option<UniqueValuesComputation>) -> Self

pub fn get_unique_values(&self) -> &Option<UniqueValuesComputation>

pub fn forecast(self, input: ForecastComputation) -> Self

pub fn set_forecast(self, input: Option<ForecastComputation>) -> Self

pub fn get_forecast(&self) -> &Option<ForecastComputation>

pub fn build(self) -> Computation

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impl Clone for ComputationBuilder

fn clone(&self) -> ComputationBuilder

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

impl Debug for ComputationBuilder

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

impl Default for ComputationBuilder

fn default() -> ComputationBuilder

impl PartialEq for ComputationBuilder

fn eq(&self, other: &ComputationBuilder) -> bool

fn ne(&self, other: &Rhs) -> bool

impl StructuralPartialEq for ComputationBuilder

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impl Freeze for ComputationBuilder

impl RefUnwindSafe for ComputationBuilder

impl Send for ComputationBuilder

impl Sync for ComputationBuilder

impl Unpin for ComputationBuilder

impl UnwindSafe for ComputationBuilder

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