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SQL Schema: Functions

Index of general functions:

fABMag2Jy	This function converts AB magnitude into flux density in Jansky.
fDeg2LatStr	This function converts numerical latitude in degree into string of `±dd:mm:ss.s' style.
fDeg2LonStr	This function converts numerical longitude in degree into string of `hh:mm:ss.ss' style.
fDistanceArcMinCel	Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (lon1,lat1) and (lon2,lat2) of J2000, B1950, Ecliptic or Galactic coordinate.
fDistanceArcMinEq	Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (ra1,dec1) and (ra2,dec2) of J2000 coordinate.
fDistanceArcMinXYZ	Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (x1,y1,z1) and (x2,y2,z2).
fEq2XYZ	This function converts J2000 R.A. and Dec. into unit vector (x,y,z).
fFixLat	This function fixes the range of latitude given as an argument so that returned latitude has the range between -90 and 90.
fFixLon	This function fixes the range of longitude given as an argument so that returned longitude has the range between 0 and 360.
fJy2ABMag	This function converts flux density in Jansky into AB magnitude.
fLatStr2Deg	This function converts latitude string of `[±]dd:mm:ss.s' or `[±]dd mm ss.s' style into a numeric value in degree. A simple numeric string in degree is also acceptable.
fLonStr2Deg	This function converts longitude string of `hh:mm:ss.ss' or `hh mm ss.ss' style into a numeric value in degree. A simple numeric string in degree is also acceptable.
fArcMin2Rad	This function converts a numerical value in arcmin into a numerical value in radian.
fMin2Sec	This function cpnverts a numerical value in arcmin into a numerical value in arcsec.
fRad2ArcMin	This function converts a numerical value in radian into a numerical value in arcmin.
fSec2Min	This function cpnverts a numerical value in arcsec into a numerical value in arcmin.

 
Index of AKARI-specific functions:

fGetNearbyObjCel	Given a point (@lon,@lat), returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects within @r arcmins of the point. Coordinate system can be selected from J2000, B1950, Ecliptic or Galactic.
fGetNearbyObjEq	Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects within @r arcmins of the point.
fGetNearestObjCel	Given a point (@lon,@lat), returns table holding a record of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point. Coordinate system can be selected from J2000, B1950, Ecliptic or Galactic.
fGetNearestObjEq	Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns table holding a record of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point.
fGetNearestObjIDEq	Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns an ObjID (INT4) of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point.
fGetObjFromRectCel	Returns table of FIS or IRC objects inside a rectangle defined by two ra,dec pairs of J2000, B1950, ecliptic or galactic coordinate. Note the order of parameters: @lon1, @lon2, @lat1, @lat2
fGetObjFromRectEq	Returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects inside a rectangle defined by two ra,dec pairs of J2000 coordinate. Note the order of parameters: @ra1, @ra2, @dec1, @dec2
fGetCrossIdResultEq	Special function for the Cross-ID tool. This function cannot be used directly in your SQL statement.

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FUNCTION   fABMag2Jy

This function converts AB magnitude into flux density in Jansky.

 
Sample call:

SELECT ra, dec, flux_90, fJy2ABMag(flux_90) as mag_90 FROM FisObj WHERE fABMag2Jy(5.5) <= flux_90 AND flux_90 <= fABMag2Jy(5.0)

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@mag	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fDeg2LatStr

This function converts numerical latitude in degree into string of `±dd:mm:ss.s' style.

 
Sample call:

SELECT ra, dec, fDeg2LonStr(ra) as ra_hms, fDeg2LatStr(dec) as dec_dms FROM FisObj LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lat	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	TEXT	output	1

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FUNCTION   fDeg2LonStr

This function converts numerical longitude in degree into string of `hh:mm:ss.ss' style.

 
Sample call:

SELECT ra, dec, fDeg2LonStr(ra) as ra_hms, fDeg2LatStr(dec) as dec_hms FROM FisObj LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lon	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	TEXT	output	1

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FUNCTION   fDistanceArcMinCel

Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (lon1,lat1) and (lon2,lat2) of celestial coordinate.

 
Sample call:

SELECT objID, fDistanceArcMinCel(186,1, lambda,beta) as distance FROM FisObjAll LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lon1	FLOAT8	input	1
@lat1	FLOAT8	input	2
@lon2	FLOAT8	input	3
@lat2	FLOAT8	input	4
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fDistanceArcMinEq

Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (ra1,dec1) and (ra2,dec2) of celestial coordinate. This function is an alias of fDistanceArcMinCel().

 
Sample call:

SELECT objID, fDistanceArcMinEq(186,1,ra,dec) as distance FROM FisObjAll LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@ra1	FLOAT8	input	1
@dec1	FLOAT8	input	2
@ra2	FLOAT8	input	3
@dec2	FLOAT8	input	4
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fDistanceArcMinXYZ

Returns distance (arc minutes) between two points (x1, y1, z2) and (x2, y2, z2).

 
Sample call:

SELECT objID, fDistanceArcMinXYZ(1,0,0, cx,cy,cz) as distance FROM FisObjAll LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@x1	FLOAT8	input	1
@y1	FLOAT8	input	2
@z1	FLOAT8	input	3
@x2	FLOAT8	input	4
@y2	FLOAT8	input	5
@z2	FLOAT8	input	6
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fEq2Xyz

This function converts J2000 R.A. and Dec. into unit vector (x,y,z).

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@ra	FLOAT8	input	1
@dec	FLOAT8	input	2
@x	FLOAT8	output	1
@y	FLOAT8	output	2
@z	FLOAT8	output	3

 

FUNCTION   fFixLat

This function fixes the range of latitude given as an argument so that returned latitude has the range between -90 and 90.

 
Sample call:

SELECT objID, objName, ra, dec FROM FisObj WHERE fFixLat(102.8) < dec AND dec < fFixLat(92.8) LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lat	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fFixLon

This function fixes the range of longitude given as an argument so that returned longitude has the range between 0 and 360.

 
Sample call:

SELECT objID, objName, ra, dec FROM FisObj WHERE fFixLon(379.12) < ra AND ra < fFixLon(389.12) LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lon	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fJy2ABMag

This function converts flux density in Jansky into AB magnitude.

 
Sample call:

SELECT ra, dec, flux_90, fJy2ABMag(flux_90) as mag_90 FROM FisObj WHERE 19.0 <= flux_90 AND flux_90 <= 20.0

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@flux	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fLatStr2Deg

This function converts latitude string of `[±]dd:mm:ss.s' or `[±]dd mm ss.s' style into a numeric value in degree. A simple numeric string in degree is also acceptable.

 
Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearbyObjEq('Fis', fLonStr2Deg('12:34:56.999'), fLatStr2Deg('-65:43:21.111'), 50) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@latstr	TEXT	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fLonStr2Deg

This function converts longitude string of `hh:mm:ss.ss' or `hh mm ss.ss' style into a numeric value in degree. A simple numeric string in degree is also acceptable.

 
Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearbyObjEq('Fis', fLonStr2Deg('12:34:56.999'), fLatStr2Deg('-65:43:21.111'), 50) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@lonstr	TEXT	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fArcMin2Rad

This function converts a numerical value in arcmin into a numerical value in radian.

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@v	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fMin2Sec

This function cpnverts a numerical value in arcmin into a numerical value in arcsec.

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@v	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fRad2ArcMin

This function converts a numerical value in radian into a numerical value in arcmin.

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@v	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fSec2Min

This function cpnverts a numerical value in arcsec into a numerical value in arcmin.

 
Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearbyObjEq('Fis', 266.0, -28.0, fSec2Min(600)) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@v	FLOAT8	input	1
@-	FLOAT8	output	1

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FUNCTION   fGetNearbyObjCel

Given a point (@lon,@lat), returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects within @r arcmins of the point. Set 'j2000', 'b1950', 'ecl' or 'gal' to 2nd argument @sys to specify coordinate system.

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• cx FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cy FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cz FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• distance FLOAT8, -- distance in arcmins to this object from the ra,dec.

Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearbyObjCel('Fis', 'gal', 195.5, 2.5, 150) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@sys	TEXT	input	2
@lon	FLOAT8	input	3
@lat	FLOAT8	input	4
@r	FLOAT8	input	5
@objID	INT4	output	1
@cx	FLOAT8	output	2
@cy	FLOAT8	output	3
@cz	FLOAT8	output	4
@distance	FLOAT8	output	5

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FUNCTION   fGetNearbyObjEq

Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects within @r arcmins of the point.

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• cx FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cy FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cz FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• distance FLOAT8, -- distance in arcmins to this object from the ra,dec.

Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearbyObjEq('Fis', 195.5, 2.5, 300) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@ra	FLOAT8	input	2
@dec	FLOAT8	input	3
@r	FLOAT8	input	4
@objID	INT4	output	1
@cx	FLOAT8	output	2
@cy	FLOAT8	output	3
@cz	FLOAT8	output	4
@distance	FLOAT8	output	5

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FUNCTION   fGetNearestObjCel

Given a point (@lon,@lat), returns table holding a record of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point. Set 'j2000', 'b1950', 'ecl' or 'gal' to 2nd argument @sys to specify coordinate system.

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• cx FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cy FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cz FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• distance FLOAT8, -- distance in arcmins to this object from the ra,dec.
• objCount INT4, -- number of objects in FOV of @r arcmins.

Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearestObjCel('Fis', 'ecl', 195.5, 2.5, 100) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@sys	TEXT	input	2
@lon	FLOAT8	input	3
@lat	FLOAT8	input	4
@r	FLOAT8	input	5
@objID	INT4	output	1
@cx	FLOAT8	output	2
@cy	FLOAT8	output	3
@cz	FLOAT8	output	4
@distance	FLOAT8	output	5
@objCount	INT4	output	6

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FUNCTION   fGetNearestObjEq

Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns table holding a record of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point.

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• cx FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cy FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• cz FLOAT8, -- unit vector for ra+dec.
• distance FLOAT8, -- distance in arcmins to this object from the ra,dec.
• objCount INT4, -- number of objects in FOV of @r arcmins.

Sample call:

SELECT o.*, n.distance FROM fGetNearestObjEq('Fis', 195.5, 2.5, 300) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@ra	FLOAT8	input	2
@dec	FLOAT8	input	3
@r	FLOAT8	input	4
@objID	INT4	output	1
@cx	FLOAT8	output	2
@cy	FLOAT8	output	3
@cz	FLOAT8	output	4
@distance	FLOAT8	output	5
@objCount	INT4	output	6

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FUNCTION   fGetNearestObjIDEq

Given a point (@ra,@dec) of J2000 coordinate, returns an ObjID (INT4) of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass object nearest from the point within @r arcmins of the point.

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.

Sample call:

SELECT fGetNearestObjIDEq('fis', 266.0, -28.0, 10);

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@ra	FLOAT8	input	2
@dec	FLOAT8	input	3
@r	FLOAT8	input	4
@-	INT4	output	1

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FUNCTION   fGetObjFromRectCel

Returns table of FIS or IRC objects inside a rectangle defined by two lon,lat pairs. Set 'j2000', 'b1950', 'ecl' or 'gal' to 2nd argument @sys to specify coordinate system. Note the order of parameters: @lon1, @lon2, @lat1, @lat2

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• lon FLOAT8, -- longitude in degree.
• lat FLOAT8, -- latitude in degree.

Sample call:

SELECT o.* FROM fGetObjFromRectCel('Fis', 'gal', 276.0, 322.0, 61.8, 65.3) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID LIMIT 10;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@sys	TEXT	input	2
@lon1	FLOAT8	input	3
@lon2	FLOAT8	input	4
@lat1	FLOAT8	input	5
@lat2	FLOAT8	input	6
objID	INT4	output	1
lon	FLOAT8	output	2
lat	FLOAT8	output	3

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FUNCTION   fGetObjFromRectEq

Returns table of FIS, IRC, RC3, Iras, IrasFsc or Twomass objects inside a rectangle defined by two ra,dec pairs of J2000 coordinate. Note the order of parameters: @ra1, @ra2, @dec1, @dec2

 
Returned field:

• objID INT4, -- id of the object.
• lon FLOAT8, -- longitude in degree.
• lat FLOAT8, -- latitude in degree.

Sample call:

SELECT o.* FROM fGetObjFromRectEq('Fis', 180.5, 200.7, 1.5, 3.6) n, FisObj o WHERE n.objID = o.objID;

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@ra1	FLOAT8	input	2
@ra2	FLOAT8	input	3
@dec1	FLOAT8	input	4
@dec2	FLOAT8	input	5
objID	INT4	output	1
lon	FLOAT8	output	2
lat	FLOAT8	output	3

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FUNCTION   fGetCrossIdResultEq

This is a special function for Cross-ID tool. In that tools, the `#result' argument in SQL statement is replaced with fGetCrossIdResultEq() function which will perform the cross identification and return a table of result. This function cannot be used directly in your SQL statement. Returned table includes following information.

 
Returned field:

• id_x INT4, -- Sequential ID of given target position.
• name_x VARCHAR, -- Name of given target position.
• ra_x FLOAT8, -- R.A.(J2000) of given target position.
• dec_x FLOAT8, -- Dec.(J2000) of given target position.
• seqNo INT4, -- Sequential number of given target having found object(s). SeqNo of last row indicates total number of target positions which have found object(s).
• objCount INT4, -- Count of found object(s) for each given target position.
• distance FLOAT8, -- Distance (arcmins) between (ra_x, dec_x) and found object.
• objID INT4, -- Object ID of found object.

Sample call:

SELECT n.name_x, n.seqNo, n.objCount, n.distance, o.objID, o.objName, o.ra, o.dec, o.flux_65, o.flux_90, o.flux_140, o.flux_160 FROM fGetCrossIdResultEq('fis','select * from tmptbl',3.0,false) n, FisObjAll o WHERE n.objID = o.objID ORDER BY n.id_x, n.objCount

 
Input and output parameters.

name	type	I/O	pnum
@instrument	TEXT	input	1
@sql_statement	TEXT	input	2
@rad	FLOAT8	input	3
@do_search	BOOLEAN	input	4
id_x	INT4	output	1
name_x	VARCHAR	output	2
ra_x	FLOAT8	output	3
dec_x	FLOAT8	output	4
seqNo	INT4	output	5
objCount	INT4	output	6
distance	FLOAT8	output	7
objID	INT4	output	8

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