Sean Davis
sdavis2 at mail.nih.gov
Thu Sep 28 06:38:17 EDT 2006
On Thursday 28 September 2006 03:20, durumdara wrote: > Hi ! > > Basically the (db, web) server developers must limit the result(set). > They must filter data tables with queries, they must must the limit > record count that they get back to clients. You outlined the major methods to do this, I think. Use some version of limit and offset in whatever SQL variant you are using. > It is working with little resultset, but when I have 2000-10000 records, > this method is too slow. You probably need to think about tuning your database a bit to see if you can speed things up. Make sure that you have the correct indices in place and than you are using limit/offset as best you can. This is really a database problem as much as a web app design issue. In other words, if your SQL query to get a "page" of data takes 3 seconds, this is a database issue, which I suppose it is. Sean
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