Does the SQL return a result set quickly when using MSSql tools instead
of PowerBuilder?
   The way you describe it, it sounds like the query itself is slow, and
PowerBuilder can't display anything until MSSql (or any other RDBMS) begins
returning the result set.  At least in my experience, whenever there is a
long delay before data begins appearing, the performance problem is on the
server side.  For that, you or the DBA will need to check that appropriate
indexes are in place, given your 'where' clause, and perform any other query
optimizations.
   If the data starts coming back quickly, but just takes a long time to
finish coming back, make sure you have no code (not even a comment) in the
RetrieveRow event.  Sometimes developers will use the RetrieveRow event to
update a "progress meter"; unfortunately, this often impedes the progress
being metered.  Whenever I've seen benchmarks that show DataWindow retrieval
speeds, PowerBuilder is at or near the top.
      --dang
   

-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Subhagia T. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, December 10, 1999 16:37
To: 
Subject: PFCSIG How to increase speed when retrieving data into datawindow


Anybody knows how to speed up retrieving data in datawindow ???
 
I had a lot of records in my table using MS.Sql 7.0 and I create window with
datawindow to show a list of that records.
I had to wait almost more than a minute until it appear on my datawindow
buffer.
To make it appear on first retrieve I use scrollnextrow() function but still
can't help me alot to have a flash retrieve. It show on my datawindow
vertival scrollbar is moving, while its not finish retrieving, I can not do
anything until it completely done.
 
Anyone knows ??? Please help ...
Best regards,
Andrew Subhagia T.
PT. KOBA TIN

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