Showing posts with label save. Show all posts
Showing posts with label save. Show all posts

Monday, March 26, 2012

Powerpoint Integration

Is it planed to save data's on powerpoint file?

or better, to get data on a powerpoint template?

Thanks for answer

You can read or write directly PowerPoint file (or PowerPoint template) if this file is in XML style.

Office 2007 offer XML file as a standard, and you can save office 2003 files as XML files.

If you want to have a test, you need to write an Office 2003 Document (with Microsoft Word) and save as XML file (for example c:\TEST.XML). After you save this file you can open c:\TEST.XML file with NOTEPAD.EXE (or other text editor), and you can cange the text from that file (without affecting structure). You need to reopen c:\test.xml with Microsoft Office Word 2003 and you will see what it happend.

Monday, March 12, 2012

possible to save up the progress at some point of Decision Tree Training?

Dear All,

If I have a decision tree training work which might last for many days or months. Is it possible to tell the data mining training program to save up the progress at some point? In case the computer hangs or power fail in the middle, the computer can resume the rest of the work at the saving point?

Thanks

Tony Chun Tung Siu

No, SQL Server 2005 Data Mining does not support interactive training for the mining models. A training request is a transactional operation so, if it fails for any reason (including the reasons you mentioned) the transaction is not commited and, when the server is restarted, it is rolled back

possible to save up the progress at some point of Decision Tree Training?

Dear All,

If I have a decision tree training work which might last for many days or months. Is it possible to tell the data mining training program to save up the progress at some point? In case the computer hangs or power fail in the middle, the computer can resume the rest of the work at the saving point?

Thanks

Tony Chun Tung Siu

No, SQL Server 2005 Data Mining does not support interactive training for the mining models. A training request is a transactional operation so, if it fails for any reason (including the reasons you mentioned) the transaction is not commited and, when the server is restarted, it is rolled back

Wednesday, March 7, 2012

Possible to display RTF from db? Is there a control?

I'd like to save RTF (or html, possibly) in a memo field of a table then display that as formatted text on a report. Can this be done? I've used a control (RTFedit) in Access to do this, though the results were mixed. I need to display tables with formatting.

Thanks in advance

Hello,

There is currently no way to do this with Reporting Services. We are considering adding a rich-text report control in a future version.

Thanks,
Chris

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Ok, so this is a really late reply, but in the event you still need it, or someone else out there is having the same problem, refer to my walkthrough in this thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=738557&SiteID=1

Possible to display RTF from db? Is there a control?

I'd like to save RTF (or html, possibly) in a memo field of a table then display that as formatted text on a report. Can this be done? I've used a control (RTFedit) in Access to do this, though the results were mixed. I need to display tables with formatting.

Thanks in advance

Hello,

There is currently no way to do this with Reporting Services. We are considering adding a rich-text report control in a future version.

Thanks,
Chris

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Ok, so this is a really late reply, but in the event you still need it, or someone else out there is having the same problem, refer to my walkthrough in this thread http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=738557&SiteID=1