Is it possible to have an order on the execution of nodes when executing a job ?
As you can see, i need to load the cities(wilayas) first before the towns(communes), so that i can create the town -> city 's hierarchy in my data warehouse.
Thank you.
Right clic on the last item of the first node (TD_Wilaya with green arrow) > On componenet Ok > Click on the first item of the next node (TD_Wilaya with blue arrow).
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In RCP jfacetreeview suppose I have 1000 rows, but I want to load only 50 rows first, and then, when I click on (more...) I need another 50 to load.
Like I need virtual tree, so I can insert more data but I can load data when I need that.
http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/EclipseJFaceTableAdvanced/article.html
tried lazy loading but don't know how to do it.
You can use a special tree node which always there at the bottom with text "Show More ...". And load more content when it get clicked. And move that node to the new end of rows.
I have a view (say A) with 50 documents, now I want another view (say B) to show only first 10 documents from view A. Is it possible through view selection formula?
It's not possible to do this with only the selection formula. All solutions require running an agent, because view selection formulas can't do any lookups that refer to other views. The agent can run nightly, hourly, or whenever a document is added or modified in the database.
The most direct way would be to make B a folder instead of a view, and write an agent that walks view A to find the first ten documents and adds them to folder B, keeping track as it goes along. Then it walks the documents in folder B and removes any that are no longer currently in the top ten.
If you need to stick with a view for some reason, then you will need your agent to mark the first 10 documents in view A with a field value - e.g., Top10inA = 1. It will also have to clear that value from any other documents that used to have it. Then you can set up your view B with the formula SELECT Top10inA = l.
No. Views don't allow you to select just the top N documents to be displayed.
What you can do is write a scheduled agent to either:
a) Loop through all the documents in view A and set an item named "SortOrder". Then set the selection formula on view B to show only documents with SortOrder <= 10
b) Loop through the documents in view A and move the first 10 documents to another folder B (instead of a view)
I'm having difficulty getting a tablix to page break appropriately. This is, currently, set as a subreport within a main report page. The problem child is a childgroup within a parent group. The parent group of the tablix is too small to reach page borders, and is grouped by client / document ID. The child group of the same tablix contains data of client's properties grouped by property ID. This child group exceeds page boarders, and gets truncated mid-row (Horizontal formatting is all under control).
I've already set all cells within the table to "KeepTogether = False" in advanced mode. I tried using a parallel group to the child group, grouping by a row count (if I insert a page break every 24 or 30 rows from the child group, it'll fix it). But VS says I cannot use an aggregate within a group. And I've tried playing with replacing the child group with another subreport. And ran into another batch of trouble there. I hope this is a sufficiently detailed question. Thanks for your time!!!!
Here is an example showing a tree menu built in Oracle APEX :
https://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=41928:4:15843695212543::NO::P4_EMPLOYEE_ID:120
If you keep expanding all the child nodes, the tree will become higher and higher.
Now I want to collapse all other paths but only keep the path I clicked expanded, for example, in the demo page, after expanding Node 1, when I click Node 2.
What should I do to collapse Node1 but keep Node 2 expanded?
Trying to receive a callback from clicks on node. Currently the example expands a parent node if you click on it to show the children nodes. I would like to be able to click on the child node and receive a call independent from the parent node clicks. But I would need to know which child node was clicked as well. How best would this be done?
Consider using the pointer-events css attribute on the parent elements:
d3.selectAll(_parents_).style("pointer-events","none");
and give the child nodes an on click function:
d3.selectAll(_children_).on("click", _somefunction_);
Not exactly sure if this is what you were asking, otherwise I'd suggest creating a jsfiddle to describe your intentions a little better