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9.3

Need a simple formula for a progress bar's progress

Asked by newbieweb in Algorithms, Game Programming, Microsoft Visual C#.Net

I have a four phase process and want to get some crude formula to give a decent estimate of total completion time. I do not want minutes/seconds but just want to increment the status bar after each phase, then for phases 3 and 4 to be able to increment with each successive iteration and action.

Phases are:

1. Open database connection
2. Run Query
3. Iterate through result set and create a generic list of objects
4. Write each object to a text file

After I have run the query (Step 2) I can easily get the total number of records returns, then increment the progress bar's progress accurately to better so that for steps 3 and 4 I will get more accurate the closer to the end I get.

Can anyone give me a quick formula for this?

Thanks,
newbieweb

P.S. I posted this on game programming too, since I imagine there are lots of such calculations needing to be made for realism.
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