function(oTable) {
			var oBinding = oTable ? oTable.getBinding("rows") : null;

			if (TableUtils.isA(oBinding, "sap.ui.model.analytics.AnalyticalBinding")) {
				return oBinding.bUseBatchRequests;
			} else if (TableUtils.isA(oBinding, "sap.ui.model.TreeBinding")) {
				return false;
			}

			return true;
		}
function(oTable) {
			var oBinding = oTable ? oTable.getBinding("rows") : null;

			if (TableUtils.isA(oBinding, "sap.ui.model.analytics.AnalyticalBinding")) {
				return oBinding.bUseBatchRequests;
			} else if (TableUtils.isA(oBinding, "sap.ui.model.TreeBinding")) {
				return false;
			}

			return true;
		}
function ( oTable ) { var oBinding = oTable ? oTable . getBinding ( "rows" ) : null ; if ( TableUtils . isA ( oBinding , "sap.ui.model.analytics.AnalyticalBinding" ) ) { return oBinding . bUseBatchRequests ; } else if ( TableUtils . isA ( oBinding , "sap.ui.model.TreeBinding" ) ) { return false ; } return true ; }
A counter to determine whether there are pending requests can be used if exactly one dataReceived event is fired for every
dataRequested event. If this is not the case and there can be an imbalance between dataReceived and dataRequested events, a more limited
method using a boolean flag must be used.

It is not always possible to correctly determine whether there is a pending request, because the table must use a flag instead of a
counter. A flag is necessary under the following conditions:

If the AnalyticalBinding is created with the parameter "useBatchRequest" set to false, an imbalance between dataRequested and
dataReceived events can occur. There will be one dataRequested event for every request that would otherwise be part of a batch
request. But still only one dataReceived event is fired after all responses are received.

If the ODataTreeBindingFlat adapter is applied to the TreeBinding, the adapter fires a dataRequested event on every call of getNodes,
even if no request is sent. This can happen if the adapter ignores the request, because it finds out there is a pending request which
covers it. When a request is ignored no dataReceived event is fired.

@param {sap.ui.table.Table} oTable Instance of the table.
@returns {boolean} Returns <code>true</code>, if the table can use a counter for pending request detection.
A counter to determine whether there are pending requests can be used if exactly one dataReceived event is fired for every dataRequested event . If this is not the case and there can be an imbalance between dataReceived and dataRequested events a more limited method using a boolean flag must be used .
Returns true if the table is using batch requests