Friday, March 9, 2012
Dynamically Changing the Picture at the Record Level.
Appreciate your help on the following.
I need to display images according to the status of the record. For example,
I am displaying product list where the margin is less than 15% then display
image1, when margin is between 16% and 25% display image2 etc. I am currently
using a table to store the path of the images.
Thank you again,
KG@.SF
Highly appreciate your helpI also have to develop similar concept but Matrix report where I have to
again display image indicators when a category of product margin falls betwen
a certain range. Appreciate your help,
KG
"KG@.SFC" wrote:
> Hi,
> Appreciate your help on the following.
> I need to display images according to the status of the record. For example,
> I am displaying product list where the margin is less than 15% then display
> image1, when margin is between 16% and 25% display image2 etc. I am currently
> using a table to store the path of the images.
> Thank you again,
> KG@.SF
> Highly appreciate your help
Sunday, February 26, 2012
dynamic update
i have a table with the following values
iden nam status
-- -- --
1 pp NULL
1 kk NULL
2 rr NULL
2 nn NULL
2 jj NULL
3 hh NULL
now i want to update the status cloumn in this table in such a way that the status colum = 'Status is' + iden + nam for all distinct values of iden from the table
how can we do this without using a cursor?
Here it is,
Code Snippet
Create Table #data (
[iden] int ,
[nam] Varchar(100) ,
[status] Varchar(100)
);
Insert Into #data Values('1','pp',NULL);
Insert Into #data Values('1','kk',NULL);
Insert Into #data Values('2','rr',NULL);
Insert Into #data Values('2','nn',NULL);
Insert Into #data Values('2','jj',NULL);
Insert Into #data Values('3','hh',NULL);
Update #data
Set
[status] = 'Status is ' + Cast(iden as varchar) + ' ' +nam
Select * from #data
|||The most important question is why would you want to do that? It is both unnecessary, and not a good design consideration to store data that is easily 'computed' from existing row data.
Use a VIEW instead.
CREATE VIEW dbo.vMyTableView
AS
SELECT
Iden,
Nam,
[Status] = 'Status is ' + Cast( Iden as varchar(10) ) + Nam
FROM dbo.MyTable
GO