On Wed, Sep 1, 2010 at 15:19, benco <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Thanks for the advice!
>
> Didn't know the smartTableModel included the concept of "views" - really
> interesting !
>
> However, my table contains 14 columns. So, 14*2 sorting states * 80000 =
> 2.240.000 rows.
>
Well firstly the data is not repeated each time. References to the data are
used, so there's only one copy of each row of data. That not withstanding,
you're right, that's a lot of rows and states to keep track of. In most
applications, though, it makes no sense for many of the columns to be
sorted. Is there a subset of sorts for which you could request views?
You might also just try it, even with all 28 sorting states, to see just how
long it takes initially when loading the data. If it completes before the
browser times out on JavaScript execution time, you may be ok. :-) Just how
long is it currently taking to sort when you click on a column?
Derrell
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