Thanks Jan and Bill

Just trying to understand why Projecting Temp tab would be faster and the 
internal differences 
between all the choices. 

Marc





  It sounds like you should do the PROJECT TEMP ... command from your view 
(include the WHERE clause in your PROJECT), base the report on the temp table 
instead of the view. 


  Bill


  On Tue, May 5, 2009 at 12:47 PM, A. Razzak Memon <[email protected]> wrote:

    At 10:25 AM 5/5/2009, Marc Schluter wrote:


      The command below takes 2 times longer in V8 compared to the same
      code in 7.5.
      PRINT  NewForm76D  WHERE tr_date BETWEEN 1/1/09 AND .#date AND
      insco1 = 7 AND compnum = insco1 ORDER BY insco1, custnum, tr_date

      The report is based on a 6 tab view,  Browse all from View using
      the same where clause only takes 1/4 the time compared to the Print
      statement.  Leaving off the Order by does not make any difference.

      I am using a copy of the same DB converted to V8, so all data,
      reports and indexes are the same.

      I did notice that the #1 file was 46 k now it is 191 k and the # 3
      file is almost double the size in V8.   Is that normal?

      I 
      Razzak.

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