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    Avnish Kumar Guest

    Filter page too slow

    Hi,

    I have a page which uses ASPdb and it took 36 secs for the page to load. After reading a lot from the online documentation and posts on the forum I discovered that if I set the dbRecordCount property myself the page loads faster. (I still couldnt figure out why though). Hence my page load time reduced drastically to 18 secs. But when I click on the Filter button of ASPdb the page again takes 38 secs. Please note that even though I have 18 columns on the page, I am NOT using any Filter Drop Downs. I understand that the first page ASPdb has to create a huge table with formatting and stuff, which takes only 18 secs now, but I fail to understand why the filter page which has only text boxes to create should take 38 secs.

    Could you please help me understand where I am going wrong?

    Thanks

    Avnish


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    Frank Kwong Guest

    Filter page too slow (reply)

    State your plactform, DB, size, Hardware, clients etc.....


    FK


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    Avnish Kumar at 7/16/01 2:19:23 PM

    Hi,

    I have a page which uses ASPdb and it took 36 secs for the page to load. After reading a lot from the online documentation and posts on the forum I discovered that if I set the dbRecordCount property myself the page loads faster. (I still couldnt figure out why though). Hence my page load time reduced drastically to 18 secs. But when I click on the Filter button of ASPdb the page again takes 38 secs. Please note that even though I have 18 columns on the page, I am NOT using any Filter Drop Downs. I understand that the first page ASPdb has to create a huge table with formatting and stuff, which takes only 18 secs now, but I fail to understand why the filter page which has only text boxes to create should take 38 secs.

    Could you please help me understand where I am going wrong?

    Thanks

    Avnish


  3. #3
    Avnish Kumar Guest

    Filter page too slow (reply)

    Windows 2000, IIS 5.0 on PIII 1 GHz 20GB HDD, Oracle on seperate database server.


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    Frank Kwong at 7/24/01 1:04:01 PM

    State your plactform, DB, size, Hardware, clients etc.....


    FK


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    Avnish Kumar at 7/16/01 2:19:23 PM

    Hi,

    I have a page which uses ASPdb and it took 36 secs for the page to load. After reading a lot from the online documentation and posts on the forum I discovered that if I set the dbRecordCount property myself the page loads faster. (I still couldnt figure out why though). Hence my page load time reduced drastically to 18 secs. But when I click on the Filter button of ASPdb the page again takes 38 secs. Please note that even though I have 18 columns on the page, I am NOT using any Filter Drop Downs. I understand that the first page ASPdb has to create a huge table with formatting and stuff, which takes only 18 secs now, but I fail to understand why the filter page which has only text boxes to create should take 38 secs.

    Could you please help me understand where I am going wrong?

    Thanks

    Avnish


  4. #4
    Frank Kwong Guest

    Filter page too slow (reply)

    Even though Oracle is a dog, it still should not take that long unless you have a very large table or a very slow connection. Try to use dbExpress=true and see what happens. Use dbRecordCount only if you can afford to (count doesn't change).


    FK


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    Avnish Kumar at 8/8/01 1:27:00 PM

    Windows 2000, IIS 5.0 on PIII 1 GHz 20GB HDD, Oracle on seperate database server.


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    Frank Kwong at 7/24/01 1:04:01 PM

    State your plactform, DB, size, Hardware, clients etc.....


    FK


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    Avnish Kumar at 7/16/01 2:19:23 PM

    Hi,

    I have a page which uses ASPdb and it took 36 secs for the page to load. After reading a lot from the online documentation and posts on the forum I discovered that if I set the dbRecordCount property myself the page loads faster. (I still couldnt figure out why though). Hence my page load time reduced drastically to 18 secs. But when I click on the Filter button of ASPdb the page again takes 38 secs. Please note that even though I have 18 columns on the page, I am NOT using any Filter Drop Downs. I understand that the first page ASPdb has to create a huge table with formatting and stuff, which takes only 18 secs now, but I fail to understand why the filter page which has only text boxes to create should take 38 secs.

    Could you please help me understand where I am going wrong?

    Thanks

    Avnish


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