Progress Bar Simulation on SQL Server
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Unfortunately I do not understand the language of the article but surely you can use the REPLICATE function to populate your pipe symbols...
e.g.
SET @exec1 = 'update a set progreso=replicate(''|'','+@c+'),descrip = (select ''Progreso ... ''+convert(varchar(10),'+ @C +')+'' % Creditos ™ : Richard J.Chero Díaz '') from progress awhere descrip like ''Progreso%''' -
Thank you very much for reply
I try Replicate commnad and that´s better to optimize the script.
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modified code
-- ======================================================
-- Author:[Chero Díaz,Richard Johnnatan]
-- DBA.
-- Create date: [2013,11,28]
-- Description:[Simulación de Barra de Progreso]
-- © Copyright - Todos los Derechos reservados ™
-- ======================================================
---__________________________________________________________---
--- Creando e insertando registros a mi tabla Conteo ---
---__________________________________________________________---
--- Eliminamos la tabla si existe
if exists (select * from sysobjects
where id = object_id(N'[dbo].[conteo]') and OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsTable') = 1)
drop table [dbo].[conteo]
--- Creamos tabla de conteo es decir los rangos de progreso
CREATE TABLE conteo (progreso int)
--- Inserto el primer valor de progreso en mi tabla conteo
insert into conteo values ('1')
--- Inserto los 100 valores en mi tabla conteo dinamicamente
WHILE (select max(progreso)+1 from conteo where progreso < 101) < 101
BEGIN
insert into conteo select max(progreso)+1 from conteo where progreso < 101
END
--- select * from conteo
/*_______________________________________________________________________________________*/
---__________________________________________________________---
--- Creando e insertando registros a mi tabla progress ---
---__________________________________________________________---
--- Eliminamos la tabla si existe
if exists (select * from sysobjects
where id = object_id(N'[dbo].[progress]') and OBJECTPROPERTY(id, N'IsTable') = 1)
drop table [dbo].[progress]
--- Creamos tabla de fechas es decir los dias del mes
CREATE TABLE progress (progreso varchar(255),descrip varchar(255))
--- Insertamos registro 0
insert into progress values(' ','Progreso ... 0 % Creditos ™ : Richard J.Chero Díaz ')
---select * from progress
/*_______________________________________________________________________________________*/
---Cursor Progreso
-- variable ----------------------------------------------
DECLARE @PROGRESO nvarchar(255)
-- variables para definir las consultas en tiempo de ejecución ------------------
DECLARE @exec1 nvarchar(4000)
DECLARE @exec2 nvarchar(4000)
DECLARE @exec3 nvarchar(4000)
-- declarar el cursor -----------------------------------------------------------
DECLARE RECORRE CURSOR FOR
SELECT * from conteo
-- abrir cursor -----------------------------------------------------------------
OPEN RECORRE
FETCH NEXT FROM RECORRE INTO @PROGRESO
-- mientras haya datos... -------------------------------------------------------
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
-- por cada fila ----------------------------------------
declare @b-2 as varchar(100)
declare @C as varchar(100)
set @b-2 = @PROGRESO
SET @exec1 = 'update a set progreso=replicate(''|'','+@c+'),descrip = (select ''Progreso ... ''+convert(varchar(10),'+ @C +')+'' % Creditos ™ : Richard J.Chero Díaz '') from progress awhere descrip like ''Progreso%''
'
IF (select @C)<101
BEGIN
print @exec1
EXECUTE (@exec1)
END
-- ======================================================
-- Author:[Chero Díaz,Richard Johnnatan]
-- DBA.
-- Create date: [2013,11,28]
-- Description:[Simulación de Barra de Progreso]
-- © Copyright - Todos los Derechos reservados ™
-- ======================================================
select * from [progress]
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
------ siguiente registro ---------------------------------------------------------
FETCH NEXT FROM RECORRE INTO @PROGRESO
END
-- cerrar y liberar la memoria del cursor -----------------------------------------
CLOSE RECORRE
DEALLOCATE RECORRE
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Interesting.
You could also do something like this:
WITH CTE AS(SELECT1 AS numberUNION ALLSELECTX.number + 1 AS numberFROMCTE XWHEREX.number + 1 <= 100)SELECTREPLICATE ('|', X.number) + REPLICATE ('.', 100 - X.number) AS progress_bar,CONVERT (VARCHAR (11), X.number) + '%' AS progress_pctFROMCTE X -
Excellent,:-)
thank you very much ..!!!
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Neat concept.
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Sean Smith-776614 (12/11/2013)
Interesting.You could also do something like this:
WITH CTE AS(SELECT1 AS numberUNION ALLSELECTX.number + 1 AS numberFROMCTE XWHEREX.number + 1 <= 100)SELECTREPLICATE ('|', X.number) + REPLICATE ('.', 100 - X.number) AS progress_bar,CONVERT (VARCHAR (11), X.number) + '%' AS progress_pctFROMCTE XExcellent and much neater code ..... :w00t:
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HTH !
Kin
MCTS : 2005, 2008
Active SQL Server Community Contributor -
other way to make progress bar for each 10% only
declare
@max-2 decimal(10,3)
, @CNT decimal(10,3)
, @ProgressBar varchar(250)
, @Percentage int
, @PercentageStep int
set @max-2 = 8745.458
set @CNT = 1.0
set @PercentageStep = 10
WHILE @CNT <= @max-2
BEGIN
Set @CNT = @CNT + 1
IF ((@CNT*100/(ceiling(@MAX/@PercentageStep)*@PercentageStep)) % @PercentageStep) in ( 0.00)
BEGIN
set @Percentage = @CNT*100/(ceiling(@MAX/@PercentageStep)*@PercentageStep)
set @ProgressBar = replicate('X',@Percentage/2)+' '+ltrim(rtrim(str(@Percentage)))+' '+replicate('_',(100-@Percentage)/2)
raiserror(@ProgressBar, 0, 1) with nowait
END
END
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This is a neat idea, but am I missing something? How would one put this into use as an actual progress bar? For example, to estimate how far along you are on a long running update query?
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At the very least it's just a cool concept.
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