[email protected] wrote:
You and others have often suggested copying the database locally and
seeing if the performance still suffers to rule out the network
components. Are you able to try that? Sorry if I missed that post.
Following on from that, can you get a copy of their data back to base
and try doing the procedure that slows down in your networked
environment. It always helps having the live data to play with. I do
all my developing on my C drive with a recent copy of the live data, but
occasionally something comes up that is best tested using the live data
set. I can point my config files at the live data and step through the
code at the relevant points to find out what is happening. I have some
nag screens to remind me that I'm working on the live data. Been bitten
by that before!
Peter
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