Constant Value Tables
Constant value tables are created from the Constant operator in the Math library.
- All record lookups will return a value, regardless of the ID.
- The number of records in a constant value table is 0.
The following snippet demonstrates the usage of a constant value table:
For every record contained in the table in “A”, a scalar quantity of 4.0 will be
returned from the table “econst” with a matching ID. Supporting constant values in this way
allows constant value tables to be interchangeable with “resource” value tables. Constant
value tables are widely used with binary operators, and will fail if passed as both the
lhs and rhs parameters due to the fact that there
are no records.
Important: Constant value tables must always operate with
non-constant value tables in binary operations.