Two dimensional arrangement in tileList control Possible?

Hi,
Can anybody tell me, is there any possibility for arranging
image controls two dimensionally in a TileList control,so that we
could get indices for the children according to row and columns in
such a way that if we want to get the image in row 2 and column 5
and get the location? If yes, if give me an example plz..... i need
this help very urgently

The Tile container and TileList are designed specifically to
not give you this control - you are supposed to just toss in the
components and they appear one after the other until an edge is
reached then a new row or column is created.
If you want this type of control, use a DataGrid and
itemRenderers. That has both row and column indexes.

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Two dimensional in TileList

Can anybody tell me, is there possibility for arranging
images two dimensionally in a TileList control,so that we could get
index for the children according to row and columns? If yes, if
give me an example plz..... i need this help very urgently

The Tile container and TileList are designed specifically to
not give you this control - you are supposed to just toss in the
components and they appear one after the other until an edge is
reached then a new row or column is created.
If you want this type of control, use a DataGrid and
itemRenderers. That has both row and column indexes.

Create a two dimensional table in Acess

Hi,
I am working with a database and the toolkit "the database connectivity tooset". I know how to create a new table from labview, but is it possible to create a "two dimensional" table from labview, i.e, where one table in Microsoft Access is linked to another one. I know how to do it in access, but it should be possible in program to crate a new table and this one has to be linked to another one then, just like the others. Does someone know how to do it??
Thank you!

Hi
I assume you are not so familiar with databases, are you?
First I want to comment your previous post:
well I have a table for a product that contains, say different data for the product, i.e. the date of the test, who is responsible for the test, where it was performed. Also, linked to the date (I guess it is the primary key), there are also some data related. so in my table in the database, next to the date, there is a "+"-sign, so I can open up the page of all the data related to the date.
Well, did you create this database on your own? So you must have created two tables (table one with fields Datum, Responsible & Cost and table two with fields Place1, Place2, Place3 & Place4). Then you must have dragged on field from one table to another field in the other table in the "Relations" view of access. Doing so, you created a relation. Due to this, access now knows how this date is related and displays the "+"-sign. You can not assume that the date is the primary key.
In fact you do not have a "2D" table, but just different datasets from two tables connected to each other. This connection is created by relations.
So, if I know would like to create a new table in my program (each product has its own table, so a new product=a new table), I would also like to create this "data" sheet that is connected to the data. Bu how do I do that?
I can easily just create a new table (i.e. a new product), just using the "DB Tools Create Table.vi". But I guess it is when I actually want to add the data to the database, where I create the "data" sheet? Using the "DB Tools Execute Query" and a SQL statement with INSERT INTO, is that the way to go?
As mentioned before, this "datasheet" is just a dataset from a second table which is made displayable by the relation. So if you're question is "how to create a relation using LV", you are quite on the right way. First create two tables one of which has to contain a field where the primary key from the other table is linked to. Then you have to set a PK in one table (using SQL statements) and then build the relation (also using SQL statements). I can't tell you, if you have to define the foreign key in the second table too.
Have a look at the MS-Access help on how to assign relations and how to define primary keys. There may be something to take care off. Basically standard SQL should do - but using MS you never know .
As this is somehow complicated, I always create the database structure in MS Access and that's it - afterwards all is done programatically (write and read data). Usually I don't open the database again with Access unless there is a special task.
Hope this helps you a little bit otherwise come and ask again.
Thomas
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Can I have two Data Files in One control file of sql*loader tool

hi,
Can someone help me out. is it possible to have two Data Files in one control file of Sql*loader.
And isit possible to run 10,000 records before lunch and 10,000 records before tea and 10,000 records before evening session by giving breaks after every 10,000 records.
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Ram

Yes. You can specify two datafiles in one control file and can load using sql loader.
I give you the sample control file.
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INTO TABLE TEST_P
FIELDS TERMINATED BY "," OPTIONALLY ENCLOSED BY '"'
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COL_2,
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Two dimensional array in JSP with struts

Is it possible to use two dimensional array in an web application
based on struts. I am using JSP and to get data from two dimensional
array im using
property = "array[0][0]";I read on the internet that bean utils does not support two dimensional array?
I have a table like spreadsheet with 30 rows and 20 columns and i was
planning to use two dimensional array? is there any other way to get
this stuff done easily?
any ideas welcome.

HI ,
i have the same problem you had
did you get any solution for this?
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Querying data from two dimensional schemas

Hi,
I have modified 2 star models on Physical layer, then I add three tables from these models into BMM Layer: Fact A, Fact B and Dim C.
Dim C is joined logically (using complex join) with Fact A and Fact B.
In Answers I make a request with fields from tables A, B and C, but got this error:
[nQSError: 10058] A general error has occurred. [nQSError: 15018] Incorrectly defined logical table source (for fact table Fact B) does not contain mapping for [Fact A].
Someone can tell me how can I solve this issue??? or how to get this fields???, join both star models logically or physically is possible???
Thanks
Carlos Hernandez

Venkatakrishnan:
My first post was solved creating a single logical fact table with both physical facts as sources, joining this with all the dimensions that I need, also I created a hierarchy for each one, and finally I define dimension levels in facts sources and metrics.
The BMM has the particularity that involves two dimensional schemas at total and detail level: Order Fact and OrderItem Fact, and is joined with several dimensions: Account, Order, Product, Position, Day, Person, and with two new objects: a view named "Ordenes" and a table named "Item Atributos". Specifically this view has no physical join with OrderItem Fact, so that was my principal headache.
I defined #Order and #OrderLines metrics in the logical fact table and I could create a request with columns from all tables (fact and dim) and seems that it works, but now I have another problem: when I try to filter for a detail dimension column I get this error:
[nQSError: 14023] None of the fact sources for [Table.Column] are compatible with the detail filter [FILTER].
This error only happens when I include columns in request from "Ordenes" dim(physically defined as a custom view).
Could you know the cause of the problem or why this error is happening???
Thanks for your help again.
Carlos Hernandez

Two Dimensional Vector ?

Hya,
Is it possible to have two dimensional Vectors ?
if yes, how would be declared ?
I have a class called pencil,
I want to put each 12 pencils in 1 Vector (pencil box)
then add each of those vectors into a vector (box of pencil boxes)
thanks in advance

There's not really any such thing as a 2D vector
(unless you create such a class) but you can create a
Vector of Vectors. You can just add pencils to
vector and add that vector to another vector.
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class, rather than using a Vector to hold the
pencils.
You should also use ArrayList rather than Vector.When should an arrayList be used ? or when should a Vector be used?
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Reordering columns of two dimensional matrix

Hello all,
How to reorder the columns of a two dimensional matrix as per the conditions given below
1. The front panel should contain a string control. when supplied a list of indices of column in the string control. The ordering of the columns should be done according to the order list provided .
2. when 0s are entered in the string control , column values of that index should contain 0s.
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renault

I think this VI (7.0) will do what you mean - it creates an array the same size of the original and extracts the columns from the original.
2 points -
0 is a problem because in LV (like many other computer languages), 0 is the first element. -1 will do what you wanted instead.
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Hashtable Vs Two Dimensional Array

Hi!!!!!!!!!!!
Can i use Hashtable intead of Two dimensioanal Array in my application.

(After having had some coffee)
There's just too many ways to do this to know what code to give you.
Peter Lawrey gave you one possible answer. The issue is that you need to decide how you're going to combine two pieces of information (the row and column indices into a 2d array) into a single key value for looking up values in the hash. String concatenation is one way -- creating a java.awt.Point and declaring hash as
Map<Point,String> logData = new HashMap<Point,String>();
logData.put(new Point(x,y), value);
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Please change the view in the top sites, the 6.1 upgrade has reverted back to a plane two dimensional view, which is a little plain. Can I revert back to an older version via my time capsule save?

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How to get number of rows and columns in a two dimensional array ?

Hello,
What would be the simplest way to get number of rows and columns in a two dimensional array represented as integers ?
I'm looking for another solution as For...Each loop in case of large arrays.
Regards,
Petri

Hi Petri,
See a attached txt file for obtaining two arrays with upper and lower index values
Regards
Ray
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Ray Farmer
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Get2DArrayIndex.txt ‏2 KB

How to copy data in text file into two-dimensional arrays?

Greeting. Can somebody teach me how to copy the input file into two-dimensional arrays? I'm stuck in making a matrix with number ROWS and COLUMNS according to the data in "input.txt"
import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
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}my input.txt :
a,b,c
2,2,1
1,1,1
2,2,1
3,3,1
4,4,1
5,5,1
1,6,2
2,7,2
3,8,2
4,9,2
5,10,2

import java.io.*;
import java.util.*;
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How to use two dimensional array in custom.pll

HI
How to use two dimensional arrays in custom.pll
I tried by the following way .
type ship_array is table of number index by binary_integer;
type vc_array is table of ship_array index by binary_integer;
But I am getting the error as that
A plsql table may not contain a table or a record with composite fields.
Please tell me the way how to use them

which forms version are you using? two dimensional arrays are available in >= 9i if memory serves.
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Variable number of two dimensional arrays into one big array

I have a variable number of two dimensional arrays.
The first dimension is variable, the second dimension is always 7.
i.e.:
Object[][] array0 = {
{"tim", "sanchez", 34, 175.5, "bla", "blub", "[email protected]"},
{"alice", "smith", 42, 160.0, "la", "bub", "[email protected]"},
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{"john", "sdfs", 34, 15.5, "a", "bl", "[email protected]"},
{"joe", "smith", 42, 16.0, "a", "bub", "[email protected]"},
Object[][] arrayi = ...I'm generating these arrays with a for-loop:
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"getData()" gives back one of the i number of arrays.
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i.e.:Object[][] arrayComplete = {
{"tim", "sanchez", 34, 175.5, "bla", "blub", "[email protected]"},
{"alice", "smith", 42, 160.0, "la", "bub", "[email protected]"},
{"john", "sdfs", 34, 15.5, "a", "bl", "[email protected]"},
{"joe", "smith", 42, 16.0, "a", "bub", "[email protected]"},
Any idea on how to accomplish this? It's blowing my mind right now.

Just brainstorming here:
Why not put your actual data in a class and store that in a LinkedList (so you know the total number of elements for your multi-dimensional array). Then initalize your multi-dimensional array and populate it? Haven't tested the following, but thinking something along the lines of
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//etc...But is not entirely useful if you don't know how many variable arrays you have (although reflections might help if the name of the array variable is incremented systematically, someone told me earlier to avoid reflections since it could make debugging a LOT more difficult).
Edited by: bogdana on Apr 1, 2010 10:38 AM

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