Scott,
It is build to handle thousand of rows, but there a couple of
issues. Population of the datagrid is slow as molasses. You might
be able to short circuit your way into some better performance, but
it's a crapshoot.
I did some tests on this a while back and posted about it on my
Also, don't even bother trying to sort. It might be interesting to
try delegating sorting to the server and getting a permutation
vector back...but even then, it might give you trouble.
Well, if you've got enough records to make population and sorting a
performance issue, I'd suggest that
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It might be interesting to try delegating sorting to the server and getting
a permutation vector back...but even then, it might give
Anyone have a feel for how this component performs. Can you expand rows? Can
it handle thousands of rows?
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What do you mean by expand rows? But I think the answer is no - all
grid rows need to be the same height (this height is adjustable, but
applies to all rows).
The datagrid component can handle many thousand rows, but becomes very
unresponsive with a number of columns. In an application
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Anyone have a feel for how this component performs. Can you expand rows? Can
it handle thousands of rows?
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Expand rows? Like a tree/table idea? No, it can't.
It is build to handle
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