benco 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.
> 
> Maybe I should give up and switch to the remoteModel all the same...
> 

As Derrell pointed out, you won't actually have 14 copies of the data around
because rows are all shared by reference. Essentially, there is a "view
zero" that includes all rows, and the other views just reference rows in
view zero.

My guess is that it would be problematic to keep 80,000 rows sorted via pure
JavaScript. I've used the Smart model with numbers of rows in the low
thousands, but beyond that you're going to get noticeable UI lag under IE.
The very fastest browsers available would probably be OK with 80k rows,
though, so it depends on what systems you're targeting.

Dave

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