Multiplies an interval value by a numeric value.
Syntax
mint invmuldbl(intrvl_t *iv, double dbl, intrvl_t *ov);
- iv is a pointer to the interval variable to multiply.
- dbl is the numeric double value, which can be a positive or negative number.
- ov is a pointer to the resulting interval variable containing a valid qualifier.
- Both iv and ov must belong to the same interval class, either year to month or
day to fraction(5).
Returns
Table 1. Return codes
| Code |
Description |
| 0 |
The multiplication was successful. |
| <0 |
The multiplication failed. |
| -1200 |
A numeric value is too large (in
magnitude). |
| -1201 |
A numeric value is too small (in
magnitude). |
| -1266 |
An interval value is incompatible
with the operation. |
| -1268 |
A parameter contains an invalid
interval qualifier. |