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progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494017]

Thu, 10 February 2011 21:37

swapnil_naik
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Registered: December 2009
Location: Mumbai

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Hi friend,

currently i m making a report , on this i want to insert progess bar ....i did not get any satisfactory code in this forum..
if anyonne knows it please help me.

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Re: progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494330 is a reply to message #494017]

Sun, 13 February 2011 08:56

farnaw4u
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Location: pakistan

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hi swapnil_naik

U can make progess bar by trick ....

1. use timer object in forms 10g and make a colored display item .
2. when-timer_expired trigger increase the size if Display item..

regards

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Re: progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494471 is a reply to message #494330]

Tue, 15 February 2011 00:23

swapnil_naik
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Thanks for reply..

but can u more elaborate it...

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Re: progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494749 is a reply to message #494471]

Wed, 16 February 2011 23:04

athar.fitfd@hotmail.com
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creating an item and making it colored and moving it by timer can't be called a progress bar. progress bar is what that shows the progress of the current task being performed.

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Re: progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494772 is a reply to message #494749]

Thu, 17 February 2011 01:25

athar.fitfd@hotmail.com
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Quote:

U can make progess bar by trick ....

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Re: progress bar in oracle form 10g [message #494817 is a reply to message #494772]

Thu, 17 February 2011 03:47

cookiemonster
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The problem with all this is how to check what the actual progress is so you can set the progress bar accordingly. If you're running a report you generally can't. There is no direct way of checking it's progress. The only possibility is that if the report takes a really long time to run it'll show up in the v$session_longops view. However if that happens I'd be looking for ways to speed the report up.

Progress bars don't generally work in forms and reports for this reason.

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