I am creating a bar chart which contains a category for days of the week and
various values for data. I need to add a total bar that sums values for the
week. Total is not available from the dataset and the category, which is a
field from the dataset doesn't have a value for total either. Has anybody out
there attempted to built something like this?I did a similar thing.
I made it available in the dataset by doing a
union select 'Total', Sum[theData]
This will add total to the column with the single value names which will
have the total value in the value column.
then it will automatically be in your graph.
Hopw that helps, explanation was a bit rubbish
"Johnny C" <JohnnyC@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I am creating a bar chart which contains a category for days of the week
>and
> various values for data. I need to add a total bar that sums values for
> the
> week. Total is not available from the dataset and the category, which is a
> field from the dataset doesn't have a value for total either. Has anybody
> out
> there attempted to built something like this?
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Thursday, March 22, 2012
Bar Chart problem
I have created this report using a chart where I specify a series group as well as a category group. It works fine. The problem is the bar chart is displaying funny, the bars are REALLY thin. How can I make the bars thicker?
make sure that The 'Side margins' is not cheacked in X Axis and Y Axis tab
sqlFriday, February 24, 2012
BackupIoRequest::WaitForIoCompletion - Unable to find ryme or reason!
Event Type: Error
Event Source: MSSQLServer
Event Category: (6)
Event ID: 17055
Date: 8/11/2002
Time: 8:00:08 PM
User: xxxxxxxxxx
Computer: xxxxxxxxxx
Description:
18210 :
BackupIoRequest::WaitForIoCompletion: read failure on backup
device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453
(Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information :(
Cheers
DaveRE:
read failure on backup device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453 (Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information
Q1 Has any one else had this error ?
A1 This looks like it may be a disk quota related error.
Q2 The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free!
A2 Fine, but if disk quotas are enabled, how much is available on the D:\ drive for the service account under which sql server is running?
S1 Are you able to complete any (small) backup dumps? (If not, some DB may have already grown to meet an existing quota limit.)
S2 Try deleteing all existing backup files and then attempt a (very small) backup dump, say for master.|||Hi,
No Quota's are enabled
The 'Job' ran successfully the following morning after the initial error.
This morning (Tuesday) the Job ran successfully.
I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota.
I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.
OS W2K SP2
1x 1Ghz CPU
Memory 2GB
Hardware RAID
2x Database.
Cataloging 3,2xx,xxx records (manual incremental population)
I have read where people have Service Packed there OS to SP3 but this still doesnt fix [there] problem
Dave|||RE:
Hi, No Quota's are enabled
The 'Job' ran successfully the following morning after the initial error.
This morning (Tuesday) the Job ran successfully.
I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota. I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.
OS W2K SP2
1x 1Ghz CPU
Memory 2GB
Hardware RAID
2x Database.
Cataloging 3,2xx,xxx records (manual incremental population)
I have read where people have Service Packed there OS to SP3 but this still doesnt fix [there] problem Dave
Q1 [No Quota's are enabled]
A1 That's too bad it would have been an easy fix.
Q2 [I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota. I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.]
A2 Well yes, kind of (probably); the API likely ends up calling the same lower level drivers in any case.
S1 The issue may also be related to driver corruption, driver coding issues / bugs and / or authentication and / or ACL issues. If you happen to have also very recently updated any disk / array drivers, you might consider either attempting to refresh the driver update(s) and / or undoing them?
As far as I understood there (were / are in 99 / 00?) some issues having to do with "IO set completion" that had / have something to do with switches between different levels of kernel drivers that array controller drivers initiate (maybe related, maybe not?).
As to authentication, I've seen (and experienced) problems with some network domains wherein every now and then the (domain controller?) decides the Sql Server / service account doesn't have the neccessary rights to dump wherever (usually, but not always, also accompanied by logon failures in the event log), which causes similar issues.|||Event Type: Error
Event Source: MSSQLServer
Event Category: (6)
Event ID: 17055
Date: 8/11/2002
Time: 8:00:08 PM
User: xxxxxxxxxx
Computer: xxxxxxxxxx
Description:
18210 :
BackupIoRequest::WaitForIoCompletion: read failure on backup
device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453
(Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information :(
Cheers
Dave
Q1 This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server?
A1 I missed that detail previously. If I read that correctly why is that? You may want to check out MS Q274310 (or "Why you may consider applying Service Pack 3 for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0")?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;274310
Event Source: MSSQLServer
Event Category: (6)
Event ID: 17055
Date: 8/11/2002
Time: 8:00:08 PM
User: xxxxxxxxxx
Computer: xxxxxxxxxx
Description:
18210 :
BackupIoRequest::WaitForIoCompletion: read failure on backup
device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453
(Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information :(
Cheers
DaveRE:
read failure on backup device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453 (Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information
Q1 Has any one else had this error ?
A1 This looks like it may be a disk quota related error.
Q2 The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free!
A2 Fine, but if disk quotas are enabled, how much is available on the D:\ drive for the service account under which sql server is running?
S1 Are you able to complete any (small) backup dumps? (If not, some DB may have already grown to meet an existing quota limit.)
S2 Try deleteing all existing backup files and then attempt a (very small) backup dump, say for master.|||Hi,
No Quota's are enabled
The 'Job' ran successfully the following morning after the initial error.
This morning (Tuesday) the Job ran successfully.
I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota.
I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.
OS W2K SP2
1x 1Ghz CPU
Memory 2GB
Hardware RAID
2x Database.
Cataloging 3,2xx,xxx records (manual incremental population)
I have read where people have Service Packed there OS to SP3 but this still doesnt fix [there] problem
Dave|||RE:
Hi, No Quota's are enabled
The 'Job' ran successfully the following morning after the initial error.
This morning (Tuesday) the Job ran successfully.
I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota. I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.
OS W2K SP2
1x 1Ghz CPU
Memory 2GB
Hardware RAID
2x Database.
Cataloging 3,2xx,xxx records (manual incremental population)
I have read where people have Service Packed there OS to SP3 but this still doesnt fix [there] problem Dave
Q1 [No Quota's are enabled]
A1 That's too bad it would have been an easy fix.
Q2 [I am thinking that the Quota reference is 'system resources' rather than disk quota. I think that even though the source is MSSQLSERVICE i believe its a W2K issue.]
A2 Well yes, kind of (probably); the API likely ends up calling the same lower level drivers in any case.
S1 The issue may also be related to driver corruption, driver coding issues / bugs and / or authentication and / or ACL issues. If you happen to have also very recently updated any disk / array drivers, you might consider either attempting to refresh the driver update(s) and / or undoing them?
As far as I understood there (were / are in 99 / 00?) some issues having to do with "IO set completion" that had / have something to do with switches between different levels of kernel drivers that array controller drivers initiate (maybe related, maybe not?).
As to authentication, I've seen (and experienced) problems with some network domains wherein every now and then the (domain controller?) decides the Sql Server / service account doesn't have the neccessary rights to dump wherever (usually, but not always, also accompanied by logon failures in the event log), which causes similar issues.|||Event Type: Error
Event Source: MSSQLServer
Event Category: (6)
Event ID: 17055
Date: 8/11/2002
Time: 8:00:08 PM
User: xxxxxxxxxx
Computer: xxxxxxxxxx
Description:
18210 :
BackupIoRequest::WaitForIoCompletion: read failure on backup
device 'd:\mssql7\data\Debtors_Data.MDF'. Operating system error 1453
(Insufficient quota to complete the requested service.).
This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server on a W2k server SP2.
The D: drive where the backup file is going has over 13GB free !
Has any one else had this error ? M$ have no information :(
Cheers
Dave
Q1 This is the event log view from a SQL7 No service pack server?
A1 I missed that detail previously. If I read that correctly why is that? You may want to check out MS Q274310 (or "Why you may consider applying Service Pack 3 for Microsoft SQL Server 7.0")?
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;EN-US;274310
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