Krzych:
What J-D says -- an application-side cache associated with user session -- or
stash startrows into user session? For example, on first fetch, cut up the
first hundred or so results into pages and save the page startrows in user
session. When user comes back and asks for a 3rd page, start up the scanner
using the saved-off 3rd page startrow.
St.Ack
Jean-Daniel Cryans wrote:
Hi krzych,
If you really need help fast, come see us on IRC. Details are on the
website.
My solution for your problem would be to cache the results in a List instead
of always scanning the table.
jdcryans
On Wed, Jun 18, 2008 at 11:20 AM, Krzysztof Gałęcki
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sorry for spam, but looks like I send this message as a replay to some
other
post, so one more time:
Hi
I have a problem with scanner on HTable object: I have a table with
GUID-based rowId. I would like to display items from this table on pages
(for example 10 items on each page). I'm creating scanner on this table
(without any filters!!), skipping for example 40 items (for 5th page) and
then take next 10 rows and returning them as result. The problem is I have
to manually skip that 40 items. Is there any possibility to skip more than
1
row in some other way?
Regards
krzych
