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= "No Record Found!"End If --> i want sort the XML record after i view the XML record in table form.-->for example: when i want to sort the company name,then i choose the company name in drop down list(ddlsort),after i clicking sort command button(cmdSort),only the company name column will be sort by ascending.-->How to make it be possible??please help.Thanks.By tyhau JohnH VB.NET Forum Moderator #4 So are you asking about ASP.NET actually? #5 continue Sorting XML record problem using vb.net..please help. So are you asking about ASP.NET actually? HI Sir, Actually i'm not asking about ASP.NET.I'm asking about vb.net and XML combination. I use visual studio 2005 to create my project.My project output is a web form that can view the XML data by criteria child element and sort the XML data by ascending. My question is how to Sort the XML Record by ascending after viewing the XML data.I already complete the viewing part and it work,and now i don't know how to Sort it.And i'm not using data gridview to view my XML data. SO,can you please show me the sample source code or any other useful guide about SORT XML record using vb.net??Thanks. JohnH VB.NET Forum Moderator #6 Webforms is ASP.NET, with which you can program in VB.Net/C# and such languages. Read about the Xml server control, read about XSLT, with this you can create a sorted display dynamically in web page. Most likely the GridView control can be used too.

#1 Hi,I'm newbie here.I face some problem about my project.Hope that you all who know it can help me.I want to sort the list of the nodes that depand on which element nodes that user wish to sort. For example:Below is my XML data ABC Sdn Bhd Evalution 23-Jun-2006 Process Manager Workgroup Process Manager (Content Search) 18-Jun-2006 Manager XYZ Sdn Bhd Permenent Basic Non-Scan Version Control (Content Search) 27-Apr-2006 SysAdmin -->I already complete the retrive XML data function,and my data output is show as table form.It work.-->And now i want to add the sort function to sort my XML data.But i don't know how to started.-->If user want to sort the company_name element,then after clicking the sort command button only the whole company_name element table column will be sort at that column. In the other way,if user want to sort the user_name element,then after clicking the sort command button only the whole user_name element table column will be sort at that column.-->Can you provide me some source code about this that can show the sample sorting by using the above XML example?? Thanks in advance. Last edited by a moderator: Feb 20, 2008 JohnH VB.NET Forum Moderator #2 You can do this both by setting the Sort property of the tables DefaultView, or using the Sort method on the DataGridView. Dim ds As New DataSetds.ReadXml("yourdata.xml")Me.DataGridView2.DataSource = ds.Tables(0)Me.DataGridView2.Sort(Me.DataGridView2.Columns("company_name"), ListSortDirection.Descending)' or:' ds.Tables(0).DefaultView.Sort = "company_name DESC" #3 continue Sorting XML record problem using vb.net..please help.Hi Sir, I still face a problem about XML sorting. I'm using vb.net code to create my table,not using data GridView to view my table. My vb.net table code is like that: 'create the table columnDim strTable As StringstrTable += "Company Name" strTable += "Scan module" strTable += "web module" strTable += "User name" strTable += ""If Not (nodes Is Nothing) And nodes.Count > 0 Then Dim intcount As Integer = 1 Dim oStringBuilder1 As New StringBuilder() Dim oStringBuilder2 As New StringBuilder() Dim oStringBuilder3 As New StringBuilder() Dim oStringBuilder4 As New StringBuilder()'Loop the XML record that match the criteriaDim oNode As XmlNodeFor Each oNode In nodes strTable += "" & intcount & "" strTable += "" & oNode.ParentNode.ChildNodes(1).InnerText & "" strTable += "" & oNode.ParentNode.ChildNodes(2).InnerText & "" strTable += "" & oNode.ParentNode.ChildNodes(3).InnerText & "" strTable += "" & oNode.ParentNode.ChildNodes(4).InnerText & "" strTable += "" intcount += 1 Next 'show the xml record on table form lbltable.Text = strTableElse lbltable.Text

Of each index page during index creation or rebuild. fillfactor must be an integer value from 1 to 100. The default is 0. If fillfactor is 100 or 0, the Database Engine creates indexes with leaf pages filled to capacity.NoteFill factor values 0 and 100 are the same in all respects.The FILLFACTOR setting applies only when the index is created or rebuilt. The Database Engine doesn't dynamically keep the specified percentage of empty space in the pages. To view the fill factor setting, use the sys.indexes catalog view.ImportantCreating a clustered index with a FILLFACTOR less than 100 affects the amount of storage space the data occupies because the Database Engine redistributes the data when it creates the clustered index.For more information, see Specify Fill Factor for an Index.SORT_IN_TEMPDB = { ON | OFF }Specifies whether to store temporary sort results in tempdb. The default is OFF.ONThe intermediate sort results that are used to build the index are stored in tempdb. This may reduce the time required to create an index if tempdb is on a different set of disks than the user database. However, this increases the amount of disk space that is used during the index build.OFFThe intermediate sort results are stored in the same database as the index.In addition to the space required in the user database to create the index, tempdb must have about the same amount of additional space to hold the intermediate sort results. For more information, see SORT_IN_TEMPDB Option For Indexes.IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFFHas no effect for XML indexes because the index type is never unique. Don't set this option to ON, or else an error is raised.DROP_EXISTING = { ON | OFF }Specifies that the named, preexisting XML index is dropped and rebuilt. The default is OFF.ONThe existing index is dropped and rebuilt. The index name specified must be the same as a currently existing index; however, the index definition can be modified. For example, you can specify different columns, sort order, partition scheme, or index options.OFFAn error is displayed if the specified index name already exists.The index type can't be changed by using DROP_EXISTING. Also, a primary XML index can't be redefined as a secondary XML index, or vice versa.ONLINE = OFFSpecifies that underlying tables and associated indexes aren't available for queries and data modification during the index operation. In this version of SQL Server, online index builds aren't supported for XML indexes.

When left unchecked, the numbers in these columns will still be included in the report, but they will be unformatted. CSV Options Include Column Headers: Select this option to add a row to the top of the CSV that contains the column names from the Markups list. Include: Select the type of data to include in the report: Markups: Includes just markup data. Totals: Includes just the totals calculated by the current sort column in the Markups list. Markups & Totals: Includes both markup data and sort totals calculated by the current sort column in the Markups list. Open File After Creation: Select this option to open the summary report in the device's default program for CSVs. Include ID Columns: Select this option to add columns for ID and Parent to the CSV. This is particularly useful for grouped markups, which will have their parent markup specified in the Parent column. XML Summary Options An XML Summary is an XML file that can be read by Excel, certain databases and other programs. XML contains richer formatting than CSV and is recommended when the file is intended to be used by Excel 2007 and above. Page Range To specify a Page Range that should be included in the summary report, select one of the following options from the Pages menu: All Pages: Sets the range to all pages. Current: Sets the range to the current page only. The current page number will appear in parentheses, for example, Current (2) if page 2 is the current page. Selected: Sets the range to the current selection. This option only appears if pages were selected prior to invoking the command. Custom: Sets the range to a custom value. When this option is selected the list becomes a text box. To enter a custom range:Use

In the simple example below (available in the (My) Documents folder, C:\Documents and Settings\\My Documents\Altova\StyleVision2024\StyleVisionExamples\Tutorial\Sorting\SortingOnTwoTextKeys.sps), team-members are listed in a table. Each member is listed with first name, last name, and email address in a row of the table. Let us say we wish to sort the list of members alphabetically, first on last name and then on first name. This is how one does it.When the list is unsorted, the output order is the order in which the member elements are listed in the XML document (screenshot below, which is the HTML output).In Design View, right-click the member element (highlighted blue in screenshot below), and from the context menu that appears, select the Sort Output command.This pops up the Define Output Sort Order dialog (screenshot below). Notice that the element selected for sorting, member, is named at the Sort Nodes entry. This node is also the context node for XPath expressions to select the sort-key. Click the Add Row button (at left of pane toolbar) to add the first sort instruction. In the row that is added, enter an XPath expression in the Match column to select the node last. Alternatively, click the Build button to build the XPath expression. The Datatype column enables you to select how the sort-key content is to be evaluated: as text or as a number. The Order column lists the order of the sort: ascending or descending. Select Text and Ascending. Click OK to finish.In Design View, the member tag displays an icon indicating that it contains a sort filter . The HTML output of the team-member list, sorted on last name, is shown below. Notice that the two Edwards are not alphabetically sorted (Nadia is listed before John, which is the order in the XML document). A second sort-key is required to