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    Question Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    I have a simple application that queries an Oracle datasource using ODBC and ADODB. The table that I'm hitting is immense and can at times take 10-15 minutes to respond to simple queries. I would like to have a simple graphical progress bar in my code to show the status of the query as it proceeds, however I thought that with ADODB using ODBC for a connection, it is impossible to have the database communicate back to the application the progress of the query until the recordset is returned? If thats the case then is it possible to just have a sort of "while you wait" progess bar (sort of like the progress bar you see when Windows XP boots up) that doesn't really correlate to the query of the recordset, just really lets the user know that the application is still searching for the records? Hers is my code for the connection:

    HTML Code:
    Option Explicit
    Public rsmain As ADODB.Recordset
    Public cn As ADODB.Connection
    'connection variables
    Public gstrDSN As String
    Public gstrUser As String
    Public gstrPassword As String
    Public Function OpenDatabaseConnection() As Boolean
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim connectionstring As String
        Set cn = New ADODB.Connection
        cn.Provider = "MSDAORA.1"
        cn.connectionstring = "Password=" & gstrPassword & ";Persist Security Info=True;User ID=" & gstrUser & ";Data Source=" & gstrDSN
        cn.CursorLocation = adUseClient
        cn.Open
        OpenDatabaseConnection = True
        Exit Function
    errhandler:
        MsgBox "Connection failed, Enter Login Parameters Again", vbCritical
        OpenDatabaseConnection = False
        Exit Function
    End Function
    ...and here is my code for the actual query:

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim strsql As String
    Dim inti As Integer
    Dim blnflag As Boolean
    Dim wasNull As Boolean
        If txtSKU.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "SKU cannot be empty, please enter a valid SKU...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
        strsql = " select trn_dt, ins_dt_time, sku_num, store_cd, other_store_cd, trn_tp, qty, ext_cst, ship_num, keyrec_num, processed_flag" & _
                 " from pipe_inv_trn where sku_num = '" & txtSKU.Text & "'" & _
                 " and store_cd = '" & cboFromStoreNo.Text & "'" & _
                 " and other_store_cd = '" & cboToStoreNo.Text & "'"
        Set rsmain = New ADODB.Recordset
        rsmain.Open strsql, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockReadOnly
        If rsmain.EOF Then
            MsgBox "SKU data data does not exist for this location combination...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.Text = ""
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        Else
                blnflag = False
                For inti = 1 To MSFItem.Rows - 1
                    If Left(MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0), 9) = txtSKU.Text Then
                        blnflag = True
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
                If blnflag = False Then
                    Do While Not rsmain.EOF()
                        If MSFItem.TextMatrix(1, 0) = "" Then
                            inti = 1
                        Else
                            inti = MSFItem.Rows
                            MSFItem.Rows = MSFItem.Rows + 1
                        End If
                        wasNull = False
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0) = rsmain("trn_dt")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 1) = rsmain("ins_dt_time")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 2) = rsmain("sku_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 3) = rsmain("store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 4) = rsmain("other_store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 5) = rsmain("trn_tp")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 6) = rsmain("qty")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 7) = rsmain("ext_cst")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 8) = rsmain("ship_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 9) = rsmain("keyrec_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 10) = rsmain("processed_flag")
                        rsmain.MoveNext
                    Loop
                Else
                    MsgBox " This Item is already entered", vbInformation
                End If
                txtSKU.Text = ""
                txtSKU.SetFocus
                Exit Sub
            End If
        Exit Sub
    errhandler:
        MsgBox "Errors occured while retreiving the item information" & vbCrLf & "Please Click on Reset Button and Redo the process" & vbCrLf & Err.Number & ":" & Err.Description, vbCritical
        Exit Sub
    End Sub
    ...how should I go about adding some type of graphical reference to let the user know that the application is still running?

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Most programs that need to provide a visual component for the user to stare at while something loads and to make sure that they don't think the program crashed but don't know how long it will be displayed for will either show an animated picture of some sort, or a looping progress bar (such as the one on the Windows XP splash screen).


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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Here are the basics of a progress bar

    You could set the Max to the number of rows, and advance the value for each row. This example works quickly, but take notice of the DoEvents staement. Without it, the form would never show completely until the loop was finished.


    VB Code:
    1. Option Explicit
    2.  
    3. Private Sub Form_Activate()
    4.   ProgressBar1.Min = 0
    5.   ProgressBar1.Max = 100
    6.   ProgressBar1.Value = 0
    7.   ProgressBar1.Enabled = True
    8.   Dim x As Integer
    9.   Dim q As Long
    10.   For x = 0 To 100
    11.     doevents
    12.     For q = 1 To 500000
    13.     Next q
    14.     ProgressBar1.Value = x
    15.   Next x
    16.   Unload Me
    17. End Sub

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    An ADO recordset actually have events. Try declararing the recordset using the WithEvents keyword.
    VB Code:
    1. Private WithEvents rsmain As Recordset
    2.  
    3. Private Sub rsmain_FetchProgress(ByVal Progress As Long, ByVal MaxProgress As Long, _
    4.  adStatus As ADODB.EventStatusEnum, ByVal pRecordset As ADODB.Recordset)
    5.     'do whatever
    6. End Sub

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    OK now I'm completely confused.... Lets say that all I want to do is have a new form (frmProgress) that pops up when the user chooses "Enter" and has an animation (AVI) file play while the query is taking place. Then when the application returns a recordset "frmProgress" will dissappear. On "frmProgress" I'll have a message that says something like, "Searching database, please wait...." and then have the animation in the loop. Does anybody have a good example of this, I'm stumped? To make the new form appear I'd do something like:

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()
    frmProgress.Show
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim strsql As String
    Dim inti As Integer
    Dim blnflag As Boolean
    'Dim wasNull As Boolean
        If txtSKU.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "SKU cannot be empty, please enter a valid SKU...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
        strsql = " select trn_dt, ins_dt_time, sku_num, store_cd, other_store_cd, trn_tp, qty, ext_cst, ship_num, keyrec_num, processed_flag" & _
                 " from pipe_inv_trn where sku_num = '" & txtSKU.Text & "'" & _
                 " and store_cd = '" & cboFromStoreNo.Text & "'" & _
                 " and other_store_cd = '" & cboToStoreNo.Text & "'"
        Set rsmain = New ADODB.Recordset
        rsmain.Open strsql, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockReadOnly
        frmProgress.Hide
        If rsmain.EOF Then
            MsgBox "SKU data data does not exist for this location combination...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.Text = ""
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        Else
                blnflag = False
                For inti = 1 To MSFItem.Rows - 1
                    If Left(MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0), 9) = txtSKU.Text Then
                        blnflag = True
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
                If blnflag = False Then
                    Do While Not rsmain.EOF()
                        If MSFItem.TextMatrix(1, 0) = "" Then
                            inti = 1
                        Else
                            inti = MSFItem.Rows
                            MSFItem.Rows = MSFItem.Rows + 1
                        End If
                        wasNull = False
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0) = rsmain("trn_dt")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 1) = rsmain("ins_dt_time")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 2) = rsmain("sku_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 3) = rsmain("store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 4) = rsmain("other_store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 5) = rsmain("trn_tp")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 6) = rsmain("qty")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 7) = rsmain("ext_cst")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 8) = rsmain("ship_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 9) = rsmain("keyrec_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 10) = rsmain("processed_flag")
                        rsmain.MoveNext
                    Loop
                Else
                    MsgBox " This Item is already entered", vbInformation
                End If
                txtSKU.Text = ""
                txtSKU.SetFocus
                Exit Sub
            End If
        Exit Sub
    errhandler:
        MsgBox "Errors occured while retreiving the item information" & vbCrLf & "Please Click on Reset Button and Redo the process" & vbCrLf & Err.Number & ":" & Err.Description, vbCritical
        Exit Sub
    End Sub

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    Question Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Got it working with Animation Control, however when I call the form containing the AVI it just blanks out while the query is taking place?

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Quote Originally Posted by Heprox
    Got it working with Animation Control, however when I call the form containing the AVI it just blanks out while the query is taking place?
    That's because VB is busy running the query and it wont update the AVI control until it's done. In other words it's pretty useless. Why can't you use the events as I suggested earlier? You could atleast put a DoEvents in that event so the Animation control can refresh itself. Or you could update a progressbar with the information passed as arguments to the event.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    I would, unfortunately I dont understand exactly how that would work with my code? Are you saying that ADODB is returning information about the progress of the queried recordsets, then update the progress bar accordingly? I was pretty sure ADODB didn't return anything to the application other than the final records retreived?

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    What I mean is that a ADODB Recordset raises events just as any control you could add on a Form. You only need to declare your recordset using the WithEvents keyword.
    VB Code:
    1. Private WithEvents rsmain As Recordset
    If you've done that you can select rsmain in the Object dropdown list of the code editor and in the events dropdown select the FetchProgress event VB will then create the following event sub in your code:
    VB Code:
    1. Private Sub rsmain_FetchProgress(ByVal Progress As Long, ByVal MaxProgress As Long, _
    2.  adStatus As ADODB.EventStatusEnum, ByVal pRecordset As ADODB.Recordset)
    3.  
    4. End Sub
    As you can see this event has a Progress and a MaxProgress argument that will be filled with the current Progress of the maximum MaxProgress. So the percentage of the progress will be (MaxProgress / Progress) * 100 (%).

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Correct, I understood that part, where I'm confused I guess, is where does that fit into my code? I understand that portion, but I don't get how that relates to the actual query retrieving the recordsets? You see when I send the query "strsql" here:

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim strsql As String
    Dim inti As Integer
    Dim blnflag As Boolean
        If txtSKU.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "SKU cannot be empty, please enter a valid SKU...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
        strsql = " select trn_dt, ins_dt_time, sku_num, store_cd, other_store_cd, trn_tp, qty, ext_cst, ship_num, keyrec_num, processed_flag" & _
                 " from pipe_inv_trn where sku_num = '" & txtSKU.Text & "'" & _
                 " and store_cd = '" & cboFromStoreNo.Text & "'" & _
                 " and other_store_cd = '" & cboToStoreNo.Text & "'"
        Set rsmain = New ADODB.Recordset
        rsmain.Open strsql, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockReadOnly
    ...does ADODB return the progress of that query, I thought that it did not? I was under the impression that ADODB just returned the actual recordset and let the application finish? My query takes 10-15 minutes to complete, but actually only usually returns 3 or 4 records (its hitting a table with well over 550 million records). I'm a little confused on how the actual progress bar interacts with this?

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    You create a recordset using the New keyword, right? You then run a query using that recordset object. During the time the query is running the recordset object will raise the FetchProgress event.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    So you can just add a progress bar control to a form and reference the FetchProgress event how? Sorry to be a pain, but I'm jst having a hard time understanding the control.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Look at the attached image...
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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Correct, I've already done all of that, now how does the actual progress bar control interact with it? Thanks for your help.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Something like this:
    VB Code:
    1. Private Sub rsmain_FetchProgress(ByVal Progress As Long, ByVal MaxProgress As Long, _
    2.  adStatus As ADODB.EventStatusEnum, ByVal pRecordset As ADODB.Recordset)
    3.     With frmProgress.ProgressBar1
    4.         .Max = MaxProgress
    5.         .Value = Progress
    6.         .Refresh
    7.     End With
    8. End Sub

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    OK, that makes more sense. I dropped a progress bar control onto my form and now my codes looks like:

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub rsmain_FetchProgress(ByVal Progress As Long, ByVal MaxProgress As Long, _
     adStatus As ADODB.EventStatusEnum, ByVal pRecordset As ADODB.Recordset)
        With frmProgress.ProgressBar1
            .Max = MaxProgress
            .value = Progress
            .Refresh
        End With
    End Sub
    ...my question is, now how do you attach the status of the query via ADO to the progress bar, to see the bar update as the query progresses? Here is the final code for the query (I had to make some corrections for NULL objects):

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim strsql As String
    Dim inti As Integer
    Dim blnflag As Boolean
    Dim wasNull As Boolean
        If txtSKU.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "SKU cannot be empty, please enter a valid SKU...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
        strsql = " select trn_dt, ins_dt_time, sku_num, store_cd, other_store_cd, trn_tp, qty, ext_cst, ship_num, keyrec_num, processed_flag" & _
                 " from pipe_inv_trn where sku_num = '" & txtSKU.Text & "'" & _
                 " and store_cd = '" & cboFromStoreNo.Text & "'" & _
                 " and other_store_cd = '" & cboToStoreNo.Text & "'"
        Set rsmain = New ADODB.Recordset
        rsmain.Open strsql, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockReadOnly
        If rsmain.EOF Then
            MsgBox "SKU data data does not exist for this location combination...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.Text = ""
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        Else
                blnflag = False
                For inti = 1 To MSFItem.Rows - 1
                    If Left(MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0), 11) = txtSKU.Text Then
                        blnflag = True
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
                If blnflag = False Then
                    Do While Not rsmain.EOF()
                        If MSFItem.TextMatrix(1, 0) = "" Then
                            inti = 1
                        Else
                            inti = MSFItem.Rows
                            MSFItem.Rows = MSFItem.Rows + 1
                        End If
                        wasNull = False
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0) = IfNull(rsmain("trn_dt"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 1) = IfNull(rsmain("ins_dt_time"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 2) = rsmain("sku_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 3) = rsmain("store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 4) = rsmain("other_store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 5) = IfNull(rsmain("trn_tp"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 6) = IfNull(rsmain("qty"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 7) = IfNull(rsmain("ext_cst"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 8) = IfNull(rsmain("ship_num"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 9) = IfNull(rsmain("keyrec_num"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 10) = IfNull(rsmain("processed_flag"), wasNull, "")
                        rsmain.MoveNext
                    Loop
                Else
                    MsgBox " This SKU is already entered", vbInformation
                End If
                txtSKU.Text = ""
                txtSKU.SetFocus
                Exit Sub
            End If
        Exit Sub
    errhandler:
        MsgBox "Errors occured while retreiving the item information" & vbCrLf & "Please Click on Reset Button and Redo the process" & vbCrLf & Err.Number & ":" & Err.Description, vbCritical
        Exit Sub
    End Sub
    ...again, thanks for all your help.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Heprox View Post
    OK, that makes more sense. I dropped a progress bar control onto my form and now my codes looks like:

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub rsmain_FetchProgress(ByVal Progress As Long, ByVal MaxProgress As Long, _
     adStatus As ADODB.EventStatusEnum, ByVal pRecordset As ADODB.Recordset)
        With frmProgress.ProgressBar1
            .Max = MaxProgress
            .value = Progress
            .Refresh
        End With
    End Sub
    ...my question is, now how do you attach the status of the query via ADO to the progress bar, to see the bar update as the query progresses? Here is the final code for the query (I had to make some corrections for NULL objects):

    HTML Code:
    Private Sub cmdEnter_Click()
    On Error GoTo errhandler
    Dim strsql As String
    Dim inti As Integer
    Dim blnflag As Boolean
    Dim wasNull As Boolean
        If txtSKU.Text = "" Then
            MsgBox "SKU cannot be empty, please enter a valid SKU...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        End If
        strsql = " select trn_dt, ins_dt_time, sku_num, store_cd, other_store_cd, trn_tp, qty, ext_cst, ship_num, keyrec_num, processed_flag" & _
                 " from pipe_inv_trn where sku_num = '" & txtSKU.Text & "'" & _
                 " and store_cd = '" & cboFromStoreNo.Text & "'" & _
                 " and other_store_cd = '" & cboToStoreNo.Text & "'"
        Set rsmain = New ADODB.Recordset
        rsmain.Open strsql, cn, adOpenKeyset, adLockReadOnly
        If rsmain.EOF Then
            MsgBox "SKU data data does not exist for this location combination...", vbCritical
            txtSKU.Text = ""
            txtSKU.SetFocus
            Exit Sub
        Else
                blnflag = False
                For inti = 1 To MSFItem.Rows - 1
                    If Left(MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0), 11) = txtSKU.Text Then
                        blnflag = True
                        Exit For
                    End If
                Next
                If blnflag = False Then
                    Do While Not rsmain.EOF()
                        If MSFItem.TextMatrix(1, 0) = "" Then
                            inti = 1
                        Else
                            inti = MSFItem.Rows
                            MSFItem.Rows = MSFItem.Rows + 1
                        End If
                        wasNull = False
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 0) = IfNull(rsmain("trn_dt"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 1) = IfNull(rsmain("ins_dt_time"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 2) = rsmain("sku_num")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 3) = rsmain("store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 4) = rsmain("other_store_cd")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 5) = IfNull(rsmain("trn_tp"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 6) = IfNull(rsmain("qty"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 7) = IfNull(rsmain("ext_cst"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 8) = IfNull(rsmain("ship_num"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 9) = IfNull(rsmain("keyrec_num"), wasNull, "")
                        MSFItem.TextMatrix(inti, 10) = IfNull(rsmain("processed_flag"), wasNull, "")
                        rsmain.MoveNext
                    Loop
                Else
                    MsgBox " This SKU is already entered", vbInformation
                End If
                txtSKU.Text = ""
                txtSKU.SetFocus
                Exit Sub
            End If
        Exit Sub
    errhandler:
        MsgBox "Errors occured while retreiving the item information" & vbCrLf & "Please Click on Reset Button and Redo the process" & vbCrLf & Err.Number & ":" & Err.Description, vbCritical
        Exit Sub
    End Sub
    ...again, thanks for all your help.
    I also do have same issue, FetchProgress does not trigger at all.. Have you resolved your issue or any success?
    help in this regard is most appreciated.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Quote Originally Posted by confeder8 View Post
    I also do have same issue, FetchProgress does not trigger at all.. Have you resolved your issue or any success?
    help in this regard is most appreciated.
    Most of the progress events on ADODB.Recordset are raised for client-side cursors only, although using these to display progress is a lost cause as most of the time is usually spent by RDBMS executing the query (think of JOINs and filtering in WHERE clause and grouping with GROUP BY clause and sorting with ORDER BY) which takes most of the time.

    The actual network transport, which is what FetchProgess indicates, usually takes significantly less time compared to the query plan execution beforehand.

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    Re: Progress Bar During Recordset Query

    Also, next time, instead of resurrecting an old thread where it's likely most if not all people invilved in it are long gone and not around anymore (I think resurrecting a 17-yo thread takes top prize for oldest revival) ... instead, create a new thread, link to the old one, and then give a description of hte problem.

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