Hi ,
I would like a progress bar to be displayed while running an sql query. the progress bar doesn't have to move according to the query pace - I just want it to move back and forth while the query is executing , and to disappear when the query is completed.
My problem is that the progress bar does not appear when the query is running (I'm using the data adapter fill method in order to run my queries). What can I do ?
Thanks in advance.
12 35082 Plater 7,872
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You just want something like "Loading... " (or "Saving..." ) or something?
Create a label, and tell it to be "on top" of the other controls. Then set it to invisible.
Before you run your query, set it to "visible" and do a like .Update() on the control (to make sure it updates your UI before you start the query)
Then you can run your query.
When it's done, just set the label object back to invisible
Thanks. Actually the call to the "Update" method was what I was missing. why is it required by the way ?
Thanks again.
Plater 7,872
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I don't have an authoritative answer to it. But, just that the "normal" GUI calls of updating don't happen when your thread is busy doing something (like executing a big sql statement). So by using the .Update() you force a "one last redraw" to happen before it becomes tied up doing other stuff.
Hi ,
Using the Update did make it appear -but during the query execution it remains static. how can I cause it to change while the query is running (I just want it to move according to my set of instruction - for eg. back and forth). ?
Thanks.
Plater 7,872
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Make it happen in it's own thread.
I didn't find direct instructions on how to use threading (never used it before).
All I want is to open a new thread in which the progressbar will move back and forth (I have the logic for that so that's not the issue) - and when the query is completed I want the progressbar to disappear.
I've read about Invoke , etc etc , but didn't find something that worked well.
What should I do ? thx.
Plater 7,872
Recognized Expert Expert
If you have a function that handles the moving of the "loading... " stuff, when you submit your query just create a new thread and tell it to run that function. Then when your query returns, kill that thread and set the loading screen to invisible again.
OK...so I think that doesn't really work.
I've decided to put my query running in another thread - and I want the progressbar to run while the query is running. How do I know when the query has stopped running if it's in another thread (meaning, is there some sort of a "wait for thread to finish" function ? )
Plater 7,872
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myThread.Join() will block the current thread until the other thread completes.
Where mythread is the Thread object for your other thread.
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