implementing progressbar while saving data database
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I have several list collections(i.e list1,list2 list3...etc) and i have one xml file(i.e data.xml).I am storing the xml data to my suitable lists(i.e edge data in list1, subpart data in list2 like this...) Now after storing the xml data in list collections i want to save this data from list to data base. Till my coding is doing fine working properly and date are geting save into database. But this entire process is time taking and user does not know when this process will completeed.Basicaly the xml file is not fixed.i will get sevaral xml file with more or less data(data structure of xml file is same). I want to implement the progress bar here to inform how many hours or minutes or seconds left to to finise the entire process from storing xml data into list to saving data in database can anyone give me idea about it... with regards tarak
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I have several list collections(i.e list1,list2 list3...etc) and i have one xml file(i.e data.xml).I am storing the xml data to my suitable lists(i.e edge data in list1, subpart data in list2 like this...) Now after storing the xml data in list collections i want to save this data from list to data base. Till my coding is doing fine working properly and date are geting save into database. But this entire process is time taking and user does not know when this process will completeed.Basicaly the xml file is not fixed.i will get sevaral xml file with more or less data(data structure of xml file is same). I want to implement the progress bar here to inform how many hours or minutes or seconds left to to finise the entire process from storing xml data into list to saving data in database can anyone give me idea about it... with regards tarak
TARAK NATH ROY wrote:
I want to implement the progress bar here to inform how many hours or minutes or seconds left to to finise the entire process from storing xml data into list to saving data in database
You can't really do this. When you think about it, progress is dependent on many factors outside your control, such as network latency, server load, type of operation to be performed, other processes running on your machine, and so on. So all you can do is give (at best), a rough approximation of how long it will take. Most algorithms work by knowing how many operations need to be performed, and then start by calculating how long one operation takes - then extrapolating the total time from this. After a certain number of operations, this figure is refined because there is greater statistical sampling at this stage. This is done over and over, until the operation is finally completed.
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