I want to create a literal table (mini) with rows and columns. Something like in the picture attached.
There isn't anything remotely similar to the table I want in the library on Xcode. Whenever googling all the search results are related to table controllers and stuff, which I'm not looking for.
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I am trying to change a selection table within our packing list menu in our SAP system, but I do not know how to do this. My colleague, who is out indefinitely, has created a table of packing materials for our warehouse staff. This table is now to be extended by two further entries. The selection table is in the packing list table DLN7. I have also shown this in the picture attached.
So far I have checked all custom tables and custom windows. However, the table displayed is not there. Does anyone know where in SAP I have to look?
I would be very happy to receive further hints on this.
Thank you very much in advance.
Hi I would like to be able to update a view to point to a table in a different schema as in example below, change SCHEMA1 to SCHEMA2. No other change to the SQL.
Can anyone suggest an efficient way to achieve this, ideally a string replacement.
I can do CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW and provide the list of fields. This doesn't seem a good option as I have about 40 views re repoint.
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW CUST.CustOrdersView as
SELECT field1, field2 etc.. from
SCHEMA1.CUSTOMER ;
Your problem is simply that you have hardcoded the schema name in the views' queries. Instead of that you could have created a synonym:
create synonym CUSTOMER for SCHEMA1.CUSTOMER;
Then in your view you would have simply referenced CUSTOMER.
To repoint the view to another schema you would have to change the synonyms:
create or replace synonym CUSTOMER for SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER;
That's still work but it's much easier to generate those statements from the data dictionary views than it is to change all the view queries.
(If there is a namespace clash - that is, if schema which owns the views already has an object called CUSTOMER - you would need to use a different name for the schema.)
You may not regard this as a helpful answer, because it doesn't really solve your current problem, but it may help you avoid a similar situation in the future.
I am an Parse newbie,
I have one class and one row.
Within that row I want to be able to have like a drop down, so it only has about 5 choices. I want these choices to be in another table. This other table is to have the choices and also images.
Images and other tables are easy. I just want a link between the two tables and hopefully some sort of drop down which reads the results from the other table.
Hope anyone can help me.
I have a working system that lets me build a database containing instances of various entities , all linked together nicely.
Before I knew I would care, I came across a tutorial on using Core Data and bindings, and it went through a complete case where you get a table showing all the entities of some type with a column for each property. It showed both the UI side and the Data model side - not that I need the data model part at this point. Now, darned if I can find it. This is one of those things that is supposed to be easy, and requires virtually no code, but getting exactly the right connections in UIBuilder is not going to happen if I can't find instructions.
Also, I thought I came across an example of something like a query editor where the user could select which properties to sort on, which to match on, etc. Did I imagine that?
Anyone out there know where I can find such?
Sure, you can do this without code:
Add an array controller to your nib.
Bind or connect an outlet for its managed object context
Set the array controller to Entity mode, fill in the entity name, and select Prepares Content.
Bind your table view columns to array controller's arranged objects, and fill in the key name for the model key.
Regarding the query editor, open up the model, and on the Editor menu click Add Fetch Request.
I found at least a partial answer to the query editor question, in this apple tutorial. Not sure how far it will get me, as I prefer to write code where possible, since then I can leave a trail of comments.
How to do databse driveen jsp page,
Suppose i have 5 text fields,if user wants to put one of the form field as select box.JSp should identify and return the select box if it define in db as select box.
I dont know how to achieve this,can anyone suggest this.
Regards,
Raju komaturi
There are multiple tasks if you want to do this completely. The world at large has not gone this way and so there are not many tools (if any) for this. But basically here are the main ideas.
1) You want a "data dictionary", a collection of meta-data that tells you what the types and sizes of each column are, and the primary and foreign keys are.
2) For your example of "knowing" that a field should be a drop-down, this almost always means that column value is a foreign key to another table. Your code detects this and builds a listbox out of the values in the parent table.
3) You can go so far as to create a complete form generator for simple tables, where all of the HTML is generated, but you always need a way to override this for the more complex forms. If you do this, your data dictionary should also have column descriptions or captions.
There are many many more ideas, but this is the starting point for what you describe.