ABAP WebDynpro: Table cells with different values.
Hello,
I am not sure how the following can be achieved.
I have a table with 10 rows in it. First column should have different values in cells (static value that do not come from anywhere). For example, colors: black, green, yellow, etc.
I inserted a table column. In that column I inserted a Cell Editor of type TextView. If I define a 'text' property of this element than it marks all cells in this column with this text. I need to assign different values to each cell.
How can this be done?
Thank you.
Probably you should post this the Web Dynpro Forum
Web Dynpro Java
Regards,
Ravi
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In any given Row is it possible to have different cells with different heights because I've found that if I set the cell height to be e.g. 1cm then all the cells in the whole row are 1cm which isn't always the desired effect.
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Hello
I am working on an application written in C which sends about 50 different SQL Statements to an Oracle Database using OCI. These Statements are executed repeatedly with different values.
In order to improve performance I would like to know what possibilities I have.
Whats the benefit of the following "techniques" ?
- Parameter Binding
- Statement Caching
What else could I look into?
with friendly greetings.It doesn't take zero-time of course, and it does level-off after a while, but array-bind/define or pre-fetching can make a significant impact on performance:
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insert_point_stru_1stmt_1commit: x100,000: 0.141 / 0.144Above I truncate the table to get repeatable numbers; deleting all rows from a previous run leaves a large free list (I guess...), and performance of this little contrived benchmark degrades non-negligeably otherwise. This is a single array-bind insert statement.
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select_points_array: x100,000@10: 0.969 / 0.967
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fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
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fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)Above I use array-defines instead of pre-fetch.
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select_points_struct: x100,000@1,000: 0.140 / 0.140
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select_points_struct: x100,000@1,000: 0.140 / 0.140Above I use array-of-struct defines instead of pre-fetch or array-bind. Performance is just a little better, probably because of better memory "locality" with structures.
The table is simple:
create table point_tab(
id number,
x binary_float,
y binary_float,
z binary_float
So each row is 22 + 4 + 4 + 4 = 34 bytes. There are no constraints or indexes of course to make it as fast as possible (this is 11g on XP win32, server and client on the same machine, single user, IPC protocol, so it doesn't get much better than this, and is not realistic of true client-server multi-user conditions).
There aren't enough data point to confirm or not your prediction that the advantage of array-bind level-off at the packet size threshold, but what you write makes sense to me.
So I went back and tried more sizes. 8K divided by 34 bytes is 240 rows, so I selected 250 rows as the "middle", and bracketed it with 2 upper and lower values which "double" up or down the number of rows:
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@125: 0.297 / 0.296
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@500: 0.218 / 0.210
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@1,000: 0.187 / 0.195
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select_points_array: x99,964@67: 0.297 / 0.294
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_array: x100,000@125: 0.235 / 0.236
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_array: x100,000@250: 0.203 / 0.206
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_array: x100,000@500: 0.188 / 0.179
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select_points_array: x100,000@1,000: 0.156 / 0.165
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select_points_struct: x99,964@67: 0.250 / 0.254
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select_points_struct: x100,000@125: 0.203 / 0.207
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_struct: x100,000@250: 0.172 / 0.168
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_struct: x100,000@500: 0.157 / 0.152
fetched 100,000 rows. (0 errors)
select_points_struct: x100,000@1,000: 0.125 / 0.129As you can see, it still gets faster at 1,000, which is about 32K. I don't know the packet size of course, but 32K sounds big for a packet.
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@1,000: 0.250 / 0.250
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@2,000: 0.266 / 0.262
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@3,000: 0.250 / 0.254
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@4,000: 0.266 / 0.273
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select_first_n_points: x100,000@5,000: 0.281 / 0.278
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select_points_struct: x100,000@2,000: 0.125 / 0.123
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select_points_struct: x100,000@4,000: 0.125 / 0.121
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In all, I hope I've shown there is value in array-binds (or defines), or even simple pre-fetching (but the latter helps in selects only). I don't think one can very often take advantage of it, and I have no clue how it compares to direct-path calls, but value there is still IMHO. --DD -
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For exsample i have table:
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1 red
2 green
3 white
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Sorry for my bad english.
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You can try this
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ENDcheers
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I have a table like this.
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10 20 30
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I have Enterprise EchoSign and FormsCentral.
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Thanks for asking, but FormsCentral currently does not support this.
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If I change the values inside the sequence (running on seperate thread), then I will have to duplicate this sequence over and over. What I really want to be able to do is run a step in a seperate thread, and not wait for it to complete. Is this possible? Or a method of passing step values into a seperate thread. I don't want to use globals unless I really have to.Hi ADL,
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Regards
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I have two DropDownBoxes I want to fill with the service Helpvalues.GetList with different values. So I call the service in the init method. But then the second call overwrites the first call.
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Revision: 13716
Revision: 13716
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2010-01-22 09:26:12 -0800 (Fri, 22 Jan 2010)
Log Message:
since include-read-only is a server global setting, we can't have two channels with different value. remove the test for the include-read-only false. update the service-config.xml as well.
Modified Paths:
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1. In Vista, open the Control Panel
2. Switch to "Classic" view
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