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Color Column

Assign a color condition to each Traffic Light. There are three ways to set color conditions:

  1. Enable Set Conditions (only available from Bizview 2012 version).
  2. Write SQL query directly in Color Column.
  3. Create a column in the view/table that returns the correct color code for each value returned by the view/table. The view can return the following states: Gray, Red, RedFlash, Orange, OrangeFlash, Green, and GreenFlash.

Set Conditions (only available from the Bizview 2013 version)

Enable Set Conditions and insert the conditions to be used for the Traffic Light.

What to do:

  1. Enable Set Conditions by marking the check box.
  2. Specify value ranges, like the example below.
  3. Select a color format.

The rules defined in Set Conditions will always be evaluated towards the values returned by the defined Color Column. Therefore, a column must always be selected/entered in the Color Column list if Set Conditions are used.

setup_colorcolumn

SQL Query in Color Column

Write a CASE WHEN (Transact-SQL) query directly in the Color Column box.

Note: NO FUNC.

setup_colorcolumn1

Below is a list of the comparison operators:

Comparison OperatorsDescription

=

Equal to

>

Greater than

<

Less than

>=

Greater than or equal to

<=

Less than or equal to

<>

Not equal to

between

Between

not between

Not Between

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Color Column

Assign a color condition to each Traffic Light. There are three ways to set color conditions:

  1. Enable Set Conditions (only available from Bizview 2012 version).
  2. Write SQL query directly in Color Column.
  3. Create a column in the view/table that returns the correct color code for each value returned by the view/table. The view can return the following states: Gray, Red, RedFlash, Orange, OrangeFlash, Green, and GreenFlash.

Set Conditions (only available from the Bizview 2013 version)

Enable Set Conditions and insert the conditions to be used for the Traffic Light.

What to do:

  1. Enable Set Conditions by marking the check box.
  2. Specify value ranges, like the example below.
  3. Select a color format.

The rules defined in Set Conditions will always be evaluated towards the values returned by the defined Color Column. Therefore, a column must always be selected/entered in the Color Column list if Set Conditions are used.

setup_colorcolumn

SQL Query in Color Column

Write a CASE WHEN (Transact-SQL) query directly in the Color Column box.

Note: NO FUNC.

setup_colorcolumn1

Below is a list of the comparison operators:

Comparison OperatorsDescription

=

Equal to

>

Greater than

<

Less than

>=

Greater than or equal to

<=

Less than or equal to

<>

Not equal to

between

Between

not between

Not Between

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