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... in order to see more others or have a better view. Therefore the save/restore state would be nice in the popup. Mr. Rao : it is just a idea that speeds up develloping browser screens on the fly... There are functions already in the forum from you, but how easy would it be if they are in the source ...

Mark, Your wife's PC will surely already have an SSD hard drive. This is the most effective way to get better speeds. Best regards, Otto In fact, she has no SSD drive. (I should have done this much early :roll: :roll: ) I will buy 2 new systems after conversion. (New windows ...

... You are upgrading 16 bit to 32 bit, and changing NTX to CDX. DO THAT FIRST. On a Peer to Peer operation as you describe, you should have great speeds for your situation. Also, be sure you have a Gigabit network. All newer PC support this, as do any routers/switches in use for local area networks. ...

Mark,
Your wife's PC will surely already have an SSD hard drive.
This is the most effective way to get better speeds.

Best regards,
Otto

Otto, Thanks, but now i'm not going for a new installation. Overall in our situation, Speeds are acceptable (we don't know better), but maybe we gain also with Nas as central data. I will test with the program speeds program and try to see if it will give better speeds. ...

... is the fastest browse. XBrowse is not created to provide a faster alternative, but a feature-rich browse. Still with oBrw:lFastDraw set to .t., speeds are closer to wbrowse though not faster. It is worth testing xbrowse's performance with a very large table. In this following sample, we create ...

... if Xbrowse is faster with less colums ? I use a app with 25 cols and 300.000 records. every colom has a index tag. I use orderscope for filtering. Speeds slows down while using I could reduce the amount of cols (Will Xbrowse become faster ?) I could split the data in a 2 or 3 folder system, so ...

... I provide a program to small busiesses located in the United States. To be honest, many of my clients do not have good internet connections. Their speeds are low, and the connections lack reliability. They already maximize what is available doing lookups for parts, pricing, and guides. Most of ...

... way. ex. In commander is search for global " Index on" and If I could only have than the 10% functions that are needed, the conversion speeds up. Now I have the full 100% of code and functions. I hope this makes sence ))

... am obliged to clarify some points about the comparative performance of wbrowse and xbrowse. WBrowse is fast. It does not mean XBrowse is slow. Its speeds come quite close to that of WBrowse and in some cases much faster than WBrowse, if used the right way. In addition, XBrowse comes with a plethora ...

... mysql for Insert command I am not sure. Even then that alone can not be a reason to give up mysql. There should be other solid reasons. Insert speeds depend on many factors including our database design. Even then it is considered a serious issue by organizations who have a hit rate of several ...

... volume of data served by the server. Sorting Times and load on Server/network Now let us try clicking on headers of the 3 browses to test sorting speeds. ADO sorts fastest. While both ADO and FWH sorts in well less than one second, Dolphin takes 3 seconds, i.e., almost as much time as taken for ...

... the zip file, unzip the contents into any blank folder, switch to that folder and run maria10.exe from that folder. Depending on your own internet speeds, normally you should see the browse of million records within about one second and will be able to gobottom, gotop or use vertical scrollbar ...

... fields, but only on selected fields then you can use FW_CdxCreate( "CODE,NAAM,..." ) This is important because SET FILTER TO !DELETED() speeds up access of DBF having many deleted records and provides reliable results for OrdKeyNo() and OrdKeyCount()

When a dialog is moved over xbrowse, the xbrowse gets refreshed during the top dialog's movement.
Speed of refresh depends on the data-access speeds.