Is there a means to determine to what extent an existing
SQL table has been populated with the FullText indexing
service .... so to try to assess how long an
incremental population may take ?
Thanks
PhilipPhilip,
Yes, you can use one or more the system metadata, such as
FullTextCatalogProperty('<FT_Catalog_Name>', 'populatestatus') to monitor FT
Populations.
Note, you can also post FTS related questions to the newsgroup:
microsoft.public.sqlserver.fulltext
Regards,
John
"Philip" <plippard@.nc.rr.com> wrote in message
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> Is there a means to determine to what extent an existing
> SQL table has been populated with the FullText indexing
> service .... so to try to assess how long an
> incremental population may take ?
> Thanks
> Philip
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Friday, March 23, 2012
Extensive Use pf Case Statement
Hi,
I want to generate a table output as per table a based on table b. In this case Range field os populated based on Shape and Process field values. You can see in both processes range is different. Now this is varies from shapes & processes which is stored in seperate master table which contains range ex. For Process_1 it is 0.5 & for Process_2 it is 0.10.
I have tried used case statement but I am unable to generate this dynamically in a single query. Can anyone Help me How can I achive this task?
Table A
Table B
Nilkanth Desai
create table TableB(Barcode int, Shape char(6), Process varchar(8), Weight decimal(5,2))
insert into TableB(Barcode ,Shape , Process ,Weight)
select 1 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_1' , 0.12 union all
select 2 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_1' , 0.16 union all
select 3 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_1' , 0.06 union all
select 4 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_1' , 0.21 union all
select 5 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_1' , 0.13 union all
select 6 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_2' , 0.18 union all
select 7 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_2' , 0.13 union all
select 8 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_2', 0.24 union all
select 9 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_2', 0.07 union all
select 10 , 'Shap_1', 'Proc_2', 0.33
create table Master(Process varchar(8), Range decimal(5,2))
insert into Master(Process, Range) values('Proc_1',0.05)
insert into Master(Process, Range) values('Proc_2',0.10)
select t.Barcode,
t.Shape,
t.Process,
t.Weight,
floor(t.Weight/m.Range)*m.Range+0.01 as RangeFrom,
floor(t.Weight/m.Range)*m.Range+m.Range as RangeTo
from TableB t
inner join Master m on m.Process=t.Process
order by t.Barcode
Monday, March 12, 2012
Expressions not working if Matrix cell is not populated by dataset
Hi
I'm using the following expression for the BackGroundColor in a matrix
detail cell:
=IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Gainsboro","Transparent")
This is checking the value of another cell before setting the
BackGroundColor value.
I'm also using an expression for the bottom border style:
=IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Solid","Dotted")
This is checking the value of the same cell that the BackGroundColor
expression checks.
These expression ONLY work if the cell has been populated from the dataset
(in my matrix some cells don't have a value - this is expected).
My Cell has three expressions all up, the remaining expression checks it's
own value for nothing and then put's a "0" in the cell if true.
=IIF(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value = Nothing,"0",Sum(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value))
This expression always works.
Is there a problem with using more than one expression on a cell' I think
not because they all work fine if the cell is populated.
Any thoughts?
SimonBHello...
RE: Expressions not working if Matrix cell is not populated by dataset!
Has anyone got any clues on this problem?
Simon
"simonb" wrote:
> Hi
> I'm using the following expression for the BackGroundColor in a matrix
> detail cell:
> =IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Gainsboro","Transparent")
> This is checking the value of another cell before setting the
> BackGroundColor value.
> I'm also using an expression for the bottom border style:
> =IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Solid","Dotted")
> This is checking the value of the same cell that the BackGroundColor
> expression checks.
> These expression ONLY work if the cell has been populated from the dataset
> (in my matrix some cells don't have a value - this is expected).
> My Cell has three expressions all up, the remaining expression checks it's
> own value for nothing and then put's a "0" in the cell if true.
> =IIF(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value = Nothing,"0",Sum(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value))
> This expression always works.
> Is there a problem with using more than one expression on a cell' I think
> not because they all work fine if the cell is populated.
> Any thoughts?
> SimonB
I'm using the following expression for the BackGroundColor in a matrix
detail cell:
=IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Gainsboro","Transparent")
This is checking the value of another cell before setting the
BackGroundColor value.
I'm also using an expression for the bottom border style:
=IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Solid","Dotted")
This is checking the value of the same cell that the BackGroundColor
expression checks.
These expression ONLY work if the cell has been populated from the dataset
(in my matrix some cells don't have a value - this is expected).
My Cell has three expressions all up, the remaining expression checks it's
own value for nothing and then put's a "0" in the cell if true.
=IIF(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value = Nothing,"0",Sum(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value))
This expression always works.
Is there a problem with using more than one expression on a cell' I think
not because they all work fine if the cell is populated.
Any thoughts?
SimonBHello...
RE: Expressions not working if Matrix cell is not populated by dataset!
Has anyone got any clues on this problem?
Simon
"simonb" wrote:
> Hi
> I'm using the following expression for the BackGroundColor in a matrix
> detail cell:
> =IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Gainsboro","Transparent")
> This is checking the value of another cell before setting the
> BackGroundColor value.
> I'm also using an expression for the bottom border style:
> =IIF(Fields!ID_Quarter.Value = "Cumulative", "Solid","Dotted")
> This is checking the value of the same cell that the BackGroundColor
> expression checks.
> These expression ONLY work if the cell has been populated from the dataset
> (in my matrix some cells don't have a value - this is expected).
> My Cell has three expressions all up, the remaining expression checks it's
> own value for nothing and then put's a "0" in the cell if true.
> =IIF(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value = Nothing,"0",Sum(Fields!Deep_SSI.Value))
> This expression always works.
> Is there a problem with using more than one expression on a cell' I think
> not because they all work fine if the cell is populated.
> Any thoughts?
> SimonB
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