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... task. I have not yet found a good outline. However, with each test installation and by going through the steps outlined in the concept, the guide improves. I have built a tree view to manage the notes. Now, I have added a tree view item icon that allows me to set a check/uncheck. I will now mark ...

oBrw:lFastDraw := .t. Improves the speed if the browse is simple and screen ornamentation is less. I tried to use this on your function (https://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=42291&hilit=xbrowse&sid=219eb3f552cfafd821f3d23014eac849#p254116) ...

oBrw:lFastDraw := .t. Improves the speed if the browse is simple and screen ornamentation is less. FWH provides 3 alternative browses, TWBROWSE, TCBROWSE, TXBROWSE. Nobody compels us to use XBrowse only for every browse. We better use ...

oBrw:lFastDraw := .t. Improves the speed if the browse is simple and screen ornamentation is less. FWH provides 3 alternative browses, TWBROWSE, TCBROWSE, TXBROWSE. Nobody compels us to use XBrowse only for every browse. We better use ...

... visual effects in the RDS session (such as animations, shadows, and transitions). This reduces graphical processing load on the server and improves responsiveness for users. Session Timeouts: Set timeouts for inactive sessions to prevent idle sessions from consuming server resources, which ...

Theoretically, keeping separate files improves performance.
But we perceive difference in performance only in case of
1. Large files
2. Access DBFs over network ( LAN or WAN )
In other cases, keeping memos in the same table simplifies programming.

... The closest thing I know of to rollback for .dbf files is to work with temporary files and then commit at the end It is a technique that greatly improves the referential apparatus in the event that a cut occurs. In any case, the rollback, as far as I know, does not exist in all bb.dd. and it ...

... the great power for complex queries. Calculations are done on the server and only summary comes to server reducing network traffic and also highly improves speeds. Free from the limitations of DBFCDX, importantly size. Better performance with more concurrent users and larger tables. CONS: Cost ...

... should be enough for most applications. Where large computations are to be performed in large loops writing the code in C using these C functions improves the execution speed considerably.

... should be enough for most applications. Where large computations are to be performed in large loops writing the code in C using these C functions improves the execution speed considerably. Example: This code written using FW_Matrix() is taking 3.0 to 4.0 seconds for executing 10,000 times.   ...

... In this case, please remove all totals. We should never call oBrw:MakeTotals() for large tables (even for DBF). Let us see if the performance improves after completely removing totals and using Dolphin's pagination with page size of 100 or so. Once we achieve acceptable performance, then we ...

... create good indexes Its not possible, I have fwh 13.01 - Creating index on "DELETED()" and then "SET FILTER TO !DELETED()" improves performance on dbfs having many deleted records. I will try that - On network, smaller index files improves performance. Build indexes with ...

... FW_CdxCreate( [fieldslist] ) helps create good indexes - Creating index on "DELETED()" and then "SET FILTER TO !DELETED()" improves performance on dbfs having many deleted records. - On network, smaller index files improves performance.

... between the original and modified values and refreshes the footer without having the call MakeTotals() again. This recalculation feature highly improves the performance. Issues: However this recalculation feaure is used by xbrowse only when the value of a cell is modified with inline edit and ...

... for touch selection. - Enhancement: XBrowse now full uses GDI+ calls only for both reading and rendering all types of bitmaps and images. This improves quality of image rendering. - Calling oBrw:Refresh() or any method which in turn calls the refresh method (eg. oCol:Hide(), etc ) before oBrw:Adjust() ...