Hello,
On 2006-07-11, at 06:22 , dkpubliclibrary dkpubliclibrary wrote:
Clu,
To answer your question - no the table structure is simple, one
table access - Re: [Issue 66611] Improve speed to maysql access and
reading data
I should imagine it is a OpenOffice/data access driver issues of
some description. Given that OpenOffice does not handle memory very
well currently, I should imagine this to be the area to investigate.
Regards,
Mr. David Kelly.
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User clu changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Assigned to|clu |requirements
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Summary|3 second response when scr|Improve speed to maysql ac
|olling MySQL database reco|cess and reading data
|rds = I expect a sub 1 sec|
|ond response for a busines|
|s application |
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tue Jul 11
03:11:22 -0700 2006 -------
due to the fact that this area in general could be improved and
probably the
speed by complicated table srtucture, very big tables, complicated
relations
etc. could fall, i send this issue further (as feature enhancement)
to the
requirement team
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