Process Time
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Hi, I m using progressbar in my project to show how much process has completed but i wanna know how can i calculate the time which will consume in the process completion?? Hope u r getting wht i mean Thanks
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Hi, I m using progressbar in my project to show how much process has completed but i wanna know how can i calculate the time which will consume in the process completion?? Hope u r getting wht i mean Thanks
The Great Pleasure In Doing That Things That Other People Say U Can't By Doing This U Can Shut Their Mouth
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~V~ wrote:
how can i calculate the time which will consume in the process completion??
Depends on what you're doing. When I'm making a cup of coffee about 5 minutes (its a slow kettle)
Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Actually i m using process in For loop
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Unless you know the depth of the for loop you cannot know the progress to completion. This why M$ has moved from the ever repeating progress bar that either repeats or sticks on 99% to the circular animated graphic.
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Unless you know the depth of the for loop you cannot know the progress to completion. This why M$ has moved from the ever repeating progress bar that either repeats or sticks on 99% to the circular animated graphic.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Thanks 4 reply I m retriving data in dataset n after modifing it save back to new table in this process i m using for loop n i wanna know how much time it will consume??
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Thanks 4 reply I m retriving data in dataset n after modifing it save back to new table in this process i m using for loop n i wanna know how much time it will consume??
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~V~ wrote:
how much time it will consume
Why - you can use the table.rows to set the max of the progressbar and increment by 1 each record that is processed. As for time estimates there are way too many factors you will need to know to do the estimate. However a little thinking may lead you to something like this: Guest the first number based on row count and estimated time of processing (you have already tested this during development) check the duration of the first loop multiply duration by rowcount refine the estimate with each record processed till completed. Waste of effort in my opinion but hey it's your time.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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~V~ wrote:
how much time it will consume
Why - you can use the table.rows to set the max of the progressbar and increment by 1 each record that is processed. As for time estimates there are way too many factors you will need to know to do the estimate. However a little thinking may lead you to something like this: Guest the first number based on row count and estimated time of processing (you have already tested this during development) check the duration of the first loop multiply duration by rowcount refine the estimate with each record processed till completed. Waste of effort in my opinion but hey it's your time.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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Thanks a lot, its not time wasting its reqrirement of my project
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Well, if a simple count as Mycroft suggests isn't good enough you are going to have a problem - different processors, memory etc etc. You could time the 1st iteration and use that combined with the number of records to give a rough approximation I expect.
Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Well, if a simple count as Mycroft suggests isn't good enough you are going to have a problem - different processors, memory etc etc. You could time the 1st iteration and use that combined with the number of records to give a rough approximation I expect.
Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd