Arindam

Problems with multi series chart when getting data from sql05

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Hi all, I'm having issues with Multi Series Charts when pulling data from a database, I've been through the examples and have stepped through this code a 1000 times since yesterday, but I can't figure out why I'm not getting any data. The chart displays, buts it has not data. No errors, just no data. This is what I'm trying to use, if anybody has any ideas it would be greatly appreciated.

Public Function ComputerInventory() As String
Dim xmlData As New StringBuilder()
Dim categories As New StringBuilder()
Dim peopleTotal As New StringBuilder()
Dim computerTotal As New StringBuilder()
xmlData.Append("<chart caption='Computer Inventory' showLabes='1' >")
categories.Append("<categories>")
computerTotal.Append("<dataset seriesName='Computer Total'>")
peopleTotal.Append("<dataset seriesName='People Total'>")
Dim conn As SqlConnection
Dim comm As SqlCommand
Dim rdr As SqlDataReader
Dim connString As String = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("DPS").ConnectionString
conn = New SqlConnection(connString)
comm = New SqlCommand("test", conn)
conn.Open()
Dim ArraySize As Integer = 11
Dim arrData(ArraySize, 2) As String
rdr = comm.ExecuteReader()
Dim u As Integer = 0
While (rdr.Read And u < ArraySize)
arrData(u, 0) = rdr("period")
arrData(u, 1) = rdr("comp")
arrData(u, 2) = rdr("fte")
u += 1
End While
rdr.Close()
conn.Close()
Dim i As Integer = 0
For i = arrData.GetLowerBound(0) To arrData.GetUpperBound(0)
categories.Append("<category name= '" & arrData(u, 0) & "' />")
computerTotal.Append("<set value='" & arrData(u, 1) & "' />")
peopleTotal.Append("<set value='" & arrData(u, 2) & "' />")
Next
categories.Append("</categories>")
computerTotal.Append("</dataset>")
peopleTotal.Append("</dataset>")
xmlData.Append(categories.ToString() & computerTotal.ToString() & peopleTotal.ToString())
xmlData.Append("</chart>")
Return FusionCharts.RenderChart("FusionCharts/MSColumn3D.swf", "", xmlData.ToString(), "computerinventory", "600", "300", False, False)
End Function

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Hi,

  You have a program error in for loop. It seems that you are usin u intead of i. could you please try  using this correct code

For i = arrData.GetLowerBound(0) To arrData.GetUpperBound(0)

 categories.Append("<category name= '" & arrData(i, 0) & "' />")

 computerTotal.Append("<set value='" & arrData(i, 1) & "' />")

 peopleTotal.Append("<set value='" & arrData(i, 2) & "' />")

Next

 

Also could you try this trimmed but efficient code if you want too

==================================================================

Public

Function ComputerInventory() As String

Dim xmlData As New StringBuilder()

Dim categories As New StringBuilder()

Dim peopleTotal As New StringBuilder()

Dim computerTotal As New StringBuilder()

xmlData.Append(

"<chart caption='Computer Inventory' showLabes='1' >")

categories.Append(

"<categories>")

computerTotal.Append(

"<dataset seriesName='Computer Total'>")

peopleTotal.Append(

"<dataset seriesName='People Total'>")

Dim conn As SqlConnection

Dim comm As SqlCommand

Dim rdr As SqlDataReader

Dim connString As String = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("DPS").ConnectionString

conn =

New SqlConnection(connString)

comm =

New SqlCommand("test", conn)

conn.Open()

'''' Requires SQL

rdr = comm.ExecuteReader()

While (rdr.Read)

categories.Append(

"<category name= '" & rdr("period").ToString() & "' />")

computerTotal.Append(

"<set value='" & rdr("comp").ToString() & "' />")

peopleTotal.Append(

"<set value='" & rdr("fte").ToString() & "' />")

End While

rdr.Close()

conn.Close()

categories.Append(

"</categories>")

computerTotal.Append(

"</dataset>")

peopleTotal.Append(

"</dataset>")

xmlData.Append(categories.ToString() & computerTotal.ToString() & peopleTotal.ToString())

xmlData.Append(

"</chart>")

Return FusionCharts.RenderChart("FusionCharts/MSColumn3D.swf", "", xmlData.ToString(), "computerinventory", "600", "300", False, False)

End Function

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