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2 total messages Started by Calciotel Fri, 12 Mar 1999 00:00
VDB slow
#36
Author: Calciotel
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 00:00
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Hi,
I have develop my first VDB application after experience in vdb 5.6;
In this application i have a form that contains 3 table (the first with
10000 records and the other with 300 records in realtion 1 to 1 with the
first).
The operation of open of this form is very slow (about 10 seconds on my pc
that is a Pentium II 233 mhz with 64 M ram)
How a can do for opened more fast this form???
How operation on the form can i do ???

Thank's in advanced!!!
Andrea.
Re: VDB slow
#37
Author: Romain Strieff [TeamB]
Date: Fri, 12 Mar 1999 00:00
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In article <7ca93l$n6n2@forums.borland.com>, Calciotel politely 
paraphrased ...
> Hi,
> I have develop my first VDB application after experience in vdb 5.6;
> In this application i have a form that contains 3 table (the first with
> 10000 records and the other with 300 records in realtion 1 to 1 with the
> first).
> The operation of open of this form is very slow (about 10 seconds on my pc
> that is a Pentium II 233 mhz with 64 M ram)
> How a can do for opened more fast this form???
> How operation on the form can i do ???
> 
> Thank's in advanced!!!
> 
What are you _doing_ in there, that's the question. Are you using 
filters, any other special stuff, like filling arrays, preparing lists 
and other stuff ? Can you determine what is the slow operation you do?
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