On Matrix..
Hi experts,
I've created a form through screenpainter. The form has a matrix item. The matrix have 3 combo box columns and 1 edittext column.
Question
1. I've added ValidValues to the 1st combo boxes throgh the xml. The valid values have a paired value, description parameters. I would like the 2 other combo boxes having only a single value(non-paired) but i'm having a hard time on how to do it. How can this be done?
2. I will be traversing a matrix cells contents which later i will be saving it on a UDT. The matrix is not bound to the UDT. I would like for your approach guide for this scenario.
Thank you in advance.
Manuel
Hi Manuel,
1) Unfortunately, the valid values must always have a value and description (and you can't have more than one blank description). The best you can do is to set the value and the description parameters to the same value.
2) If your UDT is a non-object UDT (ie not a UDO) then you have 2 options to write data to it. The preferred method is to use the UserTables object in the DI API. This has all the methods and properties to insert and update records in a UDT. The alternative approach is to use the Recordset object to insert records using a SQL statement (this is allowed because a non-object UDT is not a system table). Even if the matrix is bound to the UDT via a DBDataSource, you would still need to use one of the options above because a DBDataSource does not save the data back to the table automatically unless your UDT is registered as a UDO.
Kind Regards,
Owen
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<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>PD 1 [0 - .15]%</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._PD_Range_>
<_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>2307.165535041</_FCT_NON_SEC_EXP_20090331_._Total_exp_amount____1000000>
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Matrix-like PKs based on three optional IN-constrained strings?
Hello,
I have a DB of actions that I want to represent. I want to model a number of actions as you know them from classic GUIs:
open
openFile
saveAs
exportToDirectory
reverseEngineerFromDatabase
As I analyzed the problem, I came to the conclusion, the keys above (which they ultimately are) have at least three parts:
1. an action: VARCHAR(20) CHECK (action IN ('open', 'save', 'export', 'reverseEngineer', ...))
2. a preposition: VARCHAR(4) CHECK (preposition IN ('as', 'to', 'from', ...))
3. a target: VARCHAR(20) CHECK (target IN ('file', 'directory', 'database', ...))
So the rule to construct the final key would be:
<action> + <preposition> + <target>
to model all sorts of combinations/permutations (forget about uppercasing the preposition and target if there for a moment).
As you can see from the strings, I have three dimensions of predefined values from which I construct the final key. Not every combination is possible, I want to represent valid combinations by an extra table having entries like:
INSERT INTO ValidActions ('open', '', '')
INSERT INTO ValidActions ('open', '', 'file')
INSERT INTO ValidActions ('save', 'as')
INSERT INTO ValidActions ('export', 'to', 'directory')
INSERT INTO ValidActions ('reverseEngineer', 'from', 'database')
My question is now:
How do I solve this, given that the PK is composed of ... PRIMARY KEY (action, preposition, target) ... and that an action has an OPTIONAL preposition and target? I have not come to a final decision, but I might relax the action to be optional, too, and then demand that either <action> OR <target> MUST be set.
How do I model matrix-like composed PKs consisting of a number of optionals? I currently see no other way of adding empty strings '' to the check constraint, however AFAIK Oracle does not make a difference between NULL and the empty string ''. How would such a solution look like?
I could use the final string as PK, but how do I make sure that string consists of the predefined ones only?
Karsten
PS: note action and target are actually two separate tables.What about using a model like this? I used surrogate keys because I wasn't sure if the ACTION, PREPOSITION and TARGET values were truly immutable. You could easily remove these from the model and use the respective columns as the PK for each table.
DROP TABLE ACT_PRE_TAR;
DROP TABLE ACTIONS;
CREATE TABLE ACTIONS
ACTION_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY
, ACTION VARCHAR2(15) NOT NULL
, CONSTRAINT ACTION#UNQ UNIQUE (ACTION)
INSERT INTO ACTIONS VALUES(1,'open');
INSERT INTO ACTIONS VALUES(2,'save');
INSERT INTO ACTIONS VALUES(3,'export');
INSERT INTO ACTIONS VALUES(4,'reverseEngineer');
DROP TABLE PREPOSITIONS;
CREATE TABLE PREPOSITIONS
PREPOSITION_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY
, PREPOSITION VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL
, CONSTRAINT PREPOSITION#UNQ UNIQUE (PREPOSITION)
INSERT INTO PREPOSITIONS VALUES (1,'as');
INSERT INTO PREPOSITIONS VALUES (2,'to');
INSERT INTO PREPOSITIONS VALUES (3,'from');
DROP TABLE TARGETS;
CREATE TABLE TARGETS
TARGET_ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY
, TARGET VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL
, CONSTRAINT TARGETS#UNQ UNIQUE (TARGET)
INSERT INTO TARGETS VALUES (1,'file');
INSERT INTO TARGETS VALUES (2,'directory');
INSERT INTO TARGETS VALUES (3,'database');
CREATE TABLE ACT_PRE_TAR
ACTION_ID NUMBER REFERENCES ACTIONS(ACTION_ID)
, PREPOSITION_ID NUMBER REFERENCES PREPOSITIONS(PREPOSITION_ID)
, TARGET_ID NUMBER REFERENCES TARGETS(TARGET_ID)
, CONSTRAINT ACT_PRE_TAR#UNQ UNIQUE (ACTION_ID, PREPOSITION_ID, TARGET_ID)
);Based on your sample data the following result is produced:
SQL> SELECT ACTION
2 , PREPOSITION
3 , TARGET
4 FROM ACT_PRE_TAR
5 LEFT OUTER JOIN ACTIONS ON ACTIONS.ACTION_ID = ACT_PRE_TAR.ACTION_ID
6 LEFT OUTER JOIN PREPOSITIONS ON PREPOSITIONS.PREPOSITION_ID = ACT_PRE_TAR.PREPOSITION_ID
7 LEFT OUTER JOIN TARGETS ON TARGETS.TARGET_ID = ACT_PRE_TAR.TARGET_ID
8 /
ACTION PREPOSITIO TARGET
open
open file
save as
export to directory
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Hi,
I need to fill a matrix column. this is the description briefly.
1.This is my binding
oForm.DataSources.UserDataSources.Add("usr_col5", SAPbouiCOM.BoDataType.dt_DATE, 50);
oColumn = oColumns.Add("Col5", SAPbouiCOM.BoFormItemTypes.it_EDIT);
oColumn.Description = "Konteringsdato";
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oColumn.Width = 89;
oColumn.Editable = false;
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oForm.DataSources.UserDataSources.Item("usr_col5").Value = oRs.Fields.Item("DocDate").Value.ToString();
I think there should be a casting instead of of using ToString(). But i couldn't able to do it. So please help me.Hi,
you can try once to set
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or
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Hello all,
I tried to display data to matrix.
I used matrix object's LoadFromDatasouce.
But it didn't display data at all.
Pls help me!!
creationPackage.ObjectType = "EVOSS_BUSTR"
creationPackage.UniqueID = "TEST
creationPackage.FormType = "TEST"
creationPackage.BorderStyle = SAPbouiCOM.BoFormTypes.ft_Fixed
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oItem.Width = 65
oItem.Top = 240
oItem.Height = 19
Set oButton = oItem.Specific
oButton.Type = bt_Caption
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oItem.Width = 65
oItem.Top = 240
oItem.Height = 19
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oButton.Type = bt_Caption
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oItem.Width = 340
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oItem.AffectsFormMode = True
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'Adding col 1
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oColumn.Editable = False
'oColumn.DataBind.SetBound True, "", "#"
'Adding col 2
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oColumn.Width = 80
oColumn.Editable = True
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'Adding col 3
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oColumn.TitleObject.Caption = "Name"
oColumn.Width = 220
oColumn.Editable = True
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oMatrix.AddRow
Set oColumn = oMatrix.Columns.Item("EVOSS_Code")
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' oForm.Mode = fm_FIND_MODE
' oForm.DataBrowser.BrowseBy = "EVOSS_Code"
'oMatrix.SelectionMode = ms_None
oForm.Visible = True
add_line = True
oMatrix.LoadFromDataSourceHello.
For load a data to a matrix you need call a Query method of the dbdatasource to obtain data from the database.
By. -
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I have a problem while I am trying to represent my Sql Table namely table1 in Matrix form
my table Format is
city1 city2 Distance--------------------------------------------------------
Mumbai Delhi 100
Delhi Banaras 50
Mumbai Rajasthan 70
Banaras haryana 40
Mumbai Mumbai 0
784 entries
there are 784 cities each having link to other
Now i want my output as
Mumbai Delhi Banaras haryana
Mumbai 0 100 -- --
Delhi 100 0 50 --
Banaras
haryana
respective distance from one city to other should be shown
final Matrix would be 784*784
I am using SQL Query Analyser for this
Please help me in this regardI'm pretty much certain that you don't want to do this in pure SQL. So that means that you want to do it with a reporting tool. I'm not familiar with SQL Query Analyzer, but if it is in fact a reporting tool you'll want to consult its documentation looking for the terms "pivot" or perhaps "cross tab."
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