Table summarising promotion entries by reward, one row per reward showing its total entry count and the number of distinct profiles who entered. Registered with the query engine as a Table so it can be looked up by id and read from reports and exports. Rows are read from the pre-built "reward-entries" query, which aggregates entries by reward and counts distinct users per bucket.

Implements: Table

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Properties

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Inherited from Table

Methods

getRows(int start, Integer maxRows)

Returns: RowsResult

Reads a page of rows starting at the given row, discarding any progress status. Delegates to the three argument overload with a status callback that does nothing.

getRows(int start, Integer maxRows, Consumer<String> status, Map<String,Object> extraParams)

Returns: RowsResult

Reads a page of rows, optionally taking extra parameters that a specific table implementation can use to filter its results. The default implementation ignores extraParams and reads from row zero rather than the given start; implementations that use extraParams override this method directly.

supportsPagination()

Returns: boolean

Whether this table supports paged reads via the start and maxRows parameters of getRows. A table that returns false always returns its full result set regardless of the paging parameters supplied.

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Methods

getTableId()

Returns: String

Fixed id this table is registered and looked up under.

getDescription()

Returns: String

Human readable description of what this table returns, shown to a report author when choosing a table.

getHeaders()

Returns: List<String>

Column header labels for this table: the reward name, its total entry count and its distinct profile count.

getRows(int start, Integer maxRows, Consumer<String> status)

Returns: RowsResult

Runs the "reward-entries" query and returns one row per reward bucket with its entry count and distinct user count. The start and maxRows paging parameters are not applied, since the result is a small, pre-aggregated summary rather than a paged list. If the query has not run or returns no aggregations, a single row explaining the failure is returned instead.