Tom,
sort the data in variable instead of field using field only to display
results, not for the data processing, or at least lock screen before
sorting and then unlock screen. This will be much faster.
When putting data into field again lock screen and unlock afterwards.
This will prevent field trying (slowwwly) to display its contents while
these are being loaded into it.
Viktoras
Tom Cole wrote:
I've heard that instead of using a backend like sql to manage a
database, I could stay in Revolution and use arrays. I know nothing of
arrays.
I've written here before about a bird database I have. Several times.
Forgive.
I just have a few items in a record:
birdname,birdnotes,place,placenotes,date However, there are about
18000 birds (records) and I've got them all in one field in Rev now
and it's too slow to sort.
If I have to learn sql and so on, this may never get done, but if I
stay in my familiar Rev environment I will be off and running. Is
there a sample database stack where someone has used arrays to store
the data for fast retrieval or some related script to help me learn
how arrays could be used?
How can I place those records in arrays and then draw data to make
cool sorts and views? I'm not new at all to Rev; only to arrays.
I just need ideas on how to sort the data fast.
Thanks (again!)
Tom in Arizona
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