I want to create a report using Rave for Delphi 2007 where one column is sub-totaled for each group of records, and then a grand total is also shown. Are there any examples of how to do this?
You will find a simple test project based on xampp cdcol db as data source for simple reports, and an id grouped report with jahr subtotals for each id and a a grand total.
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I have been asked to create a proof of concept (POC) on a large dataset - 300million records give or take.
I have managed to create this quite well using Qliksense but now am trying to create something usable with SSRS. In Qliksense I was able to pull in the data unaggregated but I am scared to do this with SSRS as I am confident it will give me an error and timeout.
I'd appreciate suggestions in terms of how to handle this ask. The data itself is pretty simple:
FINANCIAL data for 2 years with Account_number and Customer_Key.
CUSTOMER dimension data with Account_Number and Customer_Key.
I can join the 2 together using the mentioned fields. This is all on SQL 2012 and I'm using Visual Studio 2015 to design my report.
i have a MS Access database with two tables. one of the columns Status has fixed choices ACTIVE and COMPLETED and the column OrderNumber is auto generated but as you can see i can enter any number i want.
However when added this database to my VB.NET ( i am using Visual Basic 2010 Express ) these properties have been left out.
i am new to vb.NET and frankly i don't even know what terms to use for searching for such a problem.
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I am looking at a sql server database for a tfs 2010 install and I am trying to find bugs/files logged by date.
Is this information contained in the database?
I see other information such as a view named WorkItemChanges which shows all the stories that have been changed by date.
* Directly querying the collection database is unsupported *
The Tfs{YourProjectCollection} database contains all work items for a specific project collection. They live in the different Work Item tables, since a bug is a specific type of work item.
If your TFS environment is configured for reporting using Report Server, then you can use the Analysis cube or the TFSWarehouse databases to query this kind of information. For work items, a limited set of fields is stored and the same goes for files in source control. You should at least be able to find out which have changed. The following doc describes the warehouse structure: Creating, Customizing and Managing reports for Visual Studio ALM. A quick way to get started is from the Excel Powerpivot reports which are installed to your team project by default if your TFS instance is connected to a Sharepoint server with teh appropriate features enabled.
* You have a number of alternatives *
I suppose that your Visual Studio is currently working, if that's the case then there is no need to use a SQL query to get to the information you're after.
To query all bugs (or other work item types) that have changed between two dates, create a work item query (in Visual Studio) that looks like this:
You can import these into Excel for easy manipulation or further aggregation. And you can even quickly create a Report from that. More information can be found in the Bulk Add or Modify work items in Excel.
To query all files changed between a specific date range, is a little harder. You can quickly get all changesets between two dates using the commandline using tf history $/Project /collection:yourprojectcollectionUri /recursive /version"D2012-10-10~D2013-10-10" this will popup window with all changesets between these dates. You can specify /noprompt /format:detailed to dump all details to the command prompt window.
Alternatively, you can do a folder diff between two dates. This can be done from the UI in the Source Control Explorer. Or from the commandline using tf diff or tf folderdiff
I am working for a Windows Application using WPF, c# in Visual Studio 2010 and Crystal Reports. I can create a report easily by adding a DataSet item to the project first, add tables to it and setting it as a datasource for the Report. What I need to do is create a dataset that can fetch data from tables that generate from time to time.
*For Ex- If the current year is 2012, the dataset should fetch information from table FEE_2012_2013, or if the current year is 2013, it should fetch the data from the Table FEE_2013_2014. I am creating these tables at runtime. How can I achieve this? Please help.*
Edit: I guess I need an alternative to STRONGLY TYPED DATASETS FOR CR.
Here is an article on how you can come close to what you want:
Its quite complicated and you will have to spend some time on it to alter it to your requirements.
Read this
One of the quicker and better ways will be to just keep one table and add an additional column for an academic year.
Just design the report with a generic table name, and then update the report schema at runtime to match the current database schema.
myReport.Database.Tables("FEE").Location = "MyDatabase.dbo.FEE_2013_2014"
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Very new to the world of advanced access and SQL Server 2005. I have now developed all my tables in SQL Server and added them to my blank database now in access using a ODBC connection. This topic is just for advice really, what would be the best way for me to create a form so that users within the company can input customer data without having to go onto SQL?
I have three tables 'Customer Table' 'Enquiry Source' & 'Admin Staff' - the 'Enquiry Source' & 'Admin Staff' consist of Enquiry Source ID, Enquiry Source Name, Admin Staff ID & Admin Staff Name which than have a link to the Customer Table.
When updating the tables myself in the SQL Side I use the ID's as integers but now I am in access I would like my users to be able to update these using the appropriate names on a list box. I have created a View in SQL and exported it to access but when I complete all the information and try and save the record it won't allow me to update multiple tables - which I understand is due to it being a View.
Is there an easier way of doing this so my teams can add new customers on the MS access front end system?
The Enquiry Sources are names of methods of referal: Newspaper, Recommendation, Google etc
The Admin Staff are names of employees creating the Customer.
Thanks Guys!
Callum
Link the three tables or three simple views on the tables. Use the form wizard to create a form based on the customer table. Use the list box or combo box wizard to create a control based on each of the two look-up tables. See create form to add records in multiple tables for some notes on how to use the wizards.