How to add a table to my code

I have the following code attached but I am having trouble trying to figure out how to attach a table to it. I would like for my result to give me a graph, as it does, as well as a table. I have been reading a lot and going over many examples but can't seem to figure this one out. Can anyone help? Thanks
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First, your images are on your hard drive and obviously we have no access to that. Attach them to the post.
Your problem is fairly simple. An XY graph is a bundle of an x array and a y array. A table is a 2D array of strings. You can use the Build Array to create a 2D array from your x and y data and then convert to strings with the Number to Decimal String. In the image below, I also inserted a Transpose 2D array so that the x data would be in one column and the y data in another. If you want it displayed in rows, don't transpose.
Message Edited by Dennis Knutson on 12-12-2008 11:49 AM
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import javax.swing.*;
public class TestMain extends JFrame{
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private static TestMain tM;
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private static DrawCalendar dC;
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#$SqlQuery = "INSERT INTO [TableName] ([Term]) VALUES ('" + $HashTable.Item($key) +"')"
#specify the real column names in the table
$SqlQuery = "INSERT INTO [TableName] ([ColumnA],[ColumnB],[ColumnC],[ColumnD]) VALUES ('" + $HashTable.Item("Column1") +"','"+ $HashTable.Item("Column2") +"','"+$HashTable.Item("Column3") +"','"+$HashTable.Item("Column4") +"')"
#Set new object to connect to sql database
$connection = new-object system.data.sqlclient.sqlconnection
$Connection.ConnectionString ="server=SQLServerName;database=SQLDBName;Integrated Security = True;"
$connection #List connection information
$connection.open() #Open Connection
$Cmd = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand
$Cmd.CommandText = $SqlQuery
$Cmd.Connection = $connection
$SqlAdapter = New-Object System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataAdapter
$SqlAdapter.SelectCommand = $SqlCmd
$DataSet = New-Object System.Data.DataSet
$SqlAdapter.Fill($DataSet)
$DataSet.Tables[0]
$connection.Close()
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GRCT    HOW TO ADD Z TABLES IN REPORT PAINTER

Hi Gurus
Could you please send me information about how to activate z tables in report painter ?   someone said me that i can user transaction GRCT to do that...¿ what aspects must I consider to add a table ?
mail: [email protected]
Regards
Andrés Moreno

hi Andres,
below are the steps for the Report Painter.....
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Library 1VK
Report RSS-A
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Hit <Create> button to move to the next screen.
Create the Rows of the Report The first four rows are cost element characteristics
Screen: Report Painter: Create Report
Type Cost Elements in the lead column cell
Double click on Row 1
In the Pop-up window 'Element definition: Row1", enter:
Note: If Pop-up window (select element type) appears, choose 'characteristics' and hit <Enter>.
Select 'Cost Element' as the characteristic in the 'Available characteristics' section
Hit <Move selected to left> button to move the characteristic 'Cost element' to the 'Selected characteristics' section
From 430000
Hit <Change short, middle and long texts> icon (at the bottom of the window)
In the Pop-up for Enter Texts, Enter:
Short Description from Table above for this Account
Click on the <Copy short text> button to copy this description to the other fields.
Hit <Confirm> to close the Pop-up
Hit <Confirm/Enter> to check consistency and close.
Repeat the above steps for the other 3 accounts
Create a formula row to calculate the total of the Cost Element rows
Screen: Report Painter: Create Report
Double click on Row 5 or the next empty row.
In the Pop-up for Select Element Type select 'Formula'
Hit <Enter> to close the Pop-up
In the Pop-up 'Enter Formula'
Use the calculator buttons to create the formula Y001 + Y002 + Y003 + Y004
Hit <Enter> to close the Pop-up
In the Pop-up 'Enter Texts'
Short Total
Click on the <Copy short text> button to copy this description to the other fields.
Hit <Enter> to close the Pop-up
Make sure your cursor is in the cell containing the word Total
Follow the Menu Path: Formatting > Row
In the Pop-up 'Row Formatting'
Overscore checked
Underscore checked
Hit <Enter> to close the Pop-up
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Screen: Report Painter: Create Report
Double click on the Column 1 cell.
In the Pop-up 'Select element type'
Select Predefined Key Figure radio button, and press <Enter>.
In Pop-up 'Choose predefined column'
Select Actual Costs as the predefined column, and press <Enter>.
In the Pop-up 'Element definition: Actual costs'
Press <Confirm> to check consistency and close.
Define the second column for plan costs
Screen: Report Painter: Create Report
Double click on the Column 2 cell.
In the Pop-up 'Select element type'
Select Key Figure with Characteristics as the element type, and press <Enter>.
In the Pop-up 'Element definition: Column 2'
Value Type 01   (Plan)
Version 0   (Actuals)
Valuation 0   (Legal valuation)
Hit <Change short, middle and long texts> icon
In the Pop-up for Enter Texts, Enter:
Short Plan
Click on the <Copy short text> button to copy this description to the other fields.
Hit <Confirm> to close Pop-up.
Hit <Confirm> to check consistency and close.
Create a formula column to calculate the variance between actual and plan costs
Screen: Report Painter: Create Report
Double click on the Column 3 cell
Assign the points....
Ranjit

How to add a table (J2ME CDC)

Is there a way to add a table?
I am using Eclipse IDE & IBM J9 ( Personal Profile 1.1, FP 1.1, CDC 1.1)
Thanks in advance.

Hi , Swapna
is you mail address right? can not send out.
first , you should have added one field using EEWB , then to EEWB , find the extension , double click on the task, there you will find a "object list" on the right, the list will give you many many very important information , you should look through .
then double click on the "screen: ..........EEW......." , layout , there you will find the field you have added in . and you can draw anything you want there , then back to the screen flow , write you flow logic in PBO and PAI .
about the global data definition, again to the "object list", you will find a "Report source code: ......................TOP". in there ,you can define all you data .
another thing if you want to save your input field to database tables that you draw (not by EEWB added)
two ways:
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Urgent:how to add two table regions to one query region

hello
In my page a serach region is there and for that region i need to add two tables and two are based on two different view objects.how can i implemnet this thing please let me know.
advance thanks

Hi Wei Fang,
You can try by creating a 2 line template (1 Template, 2 linetype) under a loop note.
So your smartform tree structure will be shown like this:
LOOP
TEMPLATE1.
On the LOOP part, pass the internal table of your data to the working areas.
On the template put all the data of the summary on your first linetype, and put
the detail data on your second linetype.
Good luck and hopefully this will solve the problem
Edited by: Prawira Fadjar on Oct 22, 2008 10:04 AM

MASS - how to add more tables to object types

I am setting up a variant in the MASS transaction and I need to add the VBUP / order line item status table to the Object Type BUS2032 - sales orders. How can I add another table to this? Currently VBAK, VBKD and VBAP are available.
Thank you,
Lisa

> Hi Lisa,
> I feel you are tyring out something which cannot be
> done.
> MASS will allow you to make a large number of changes
> at one go by creating a BDC.
> Now if you cannot do the change manually then you
> cant do it using MASS.
>
> So trying to maintain VBUP thru MASS will not work.
> You may need to find out the field in VBAP which
> would trigger the VBUP updation in your scenario.
>
> Reward points if this clarifies your question.
> regards
> Biju
Hello Biju,
MASS is doing what I want it to do. I can upload a file of sales orders that have not been delivered. I can then change the line item pricing date using MASS, and that will trigger the Carry Out New Pricing function.
I just wanted to add the delivery-status field to the select options screen in MASS. I don't want to change the delivery-status field value. I know that BUS2032 is SAP-delivered, but it it possible to copy that object to ZBUS2032 and then add the VBUP table for my selection criteria?
Thank you,
Lisa

How to add a custom PL/SQL code for a button event handler

Hi All,
I am a toddler in using Oracle Portal. So please forgive me for my ignorance.
Q : How do I add a custom PL/SQL code for a button event handler?
Basically, I would like to write MY PL/SQL function and call it. I could see that we can write "CUSTOM" code as "PL/SQL button event handler" in the form design window. But the question is that it expects only a "call" to procedure. But where do I define the procedure then? If I insert the procedure from the backend, it gets flushed the next time I compile my form.
Hope I am able to explain my point.
Thanks in advance,
Abbas.

Hi All,
I am a toddler in using Oracle Portal. So please forgive me for my ignorance.
Q : How do I add a custom PL/SQL code for a button event handler?
Basically, I would like to write MY PL/SQL function and call it. I could see that we can write "CUSTOM" code as "PL/SQL button event handler" in the form design window. But the question is that it expects only a "call" to procedure. But where do I define the procedure then? If I insert the procedure from the backend, it gets flushed the next time I compile my form.
Hope I am able to explain my point.
Thanks in advance,
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