What table do you have on the form?  It still sounds like an index
problem (Either you are missing an index on the B table or your
selection query for your table on the form is not using an index).
 
Since you are on Oracle I have a script you can use to verify if all
tables have their primary (Remedy defined), and User defined indexes.
 
Fred

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From: Action Request System discussion list(ARSList)
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Ankur Gulati
Sent: Wednesday, June 18, 2008 5:15 AM
To: arslist@ARSLIST.ORG
Subject: Re: Unable to retrieve data from a form


Hi Guys,
 
Another thing which I forgot to mention, the status bar at the bottom
does show that it found the record and it gets stuck saying "Refreshing
table up to Administrator`s limit"
 
 
Ankur


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        From: Ankur Gulati 
        Sent: 18 June 2008 03:30 PM
        To: 'arslist@ARSLIST.ORG'
        Subject: Unable to retrieve data from a form
        
        
        Hi Listers,
         
        We have a form which has 5 BLOB fields. There are around 67000
records and it takes around 3-4 hrs to search for a single record. I
search on the request_id. We do have couple of other indexes in place
apart on Request ID field.
         
        
        The actual workflow is that an AL does a push field and creates
a new record in a form and then second Set field is fired in same AL
which opens this new record in modify window. So this is where it fails
to open this new record and even if I open the form and search for any
record it takes forever to show up and usually it freezes.
         
        I have rebuild the indexes but no improvement. On another form
without no BLOB data and 100+ fields, it takes less than a sec to search
a record.
         
        Logs doesn't show anything. AL, SQL and filter log just shows
the perfect creation of new record and then on Display it does show the
opening of the form in SET Operation. 
         
        What all should I check? 
         
        ARS.         7.0 Patch 5
        Database    Oracle 9i
         
        Regards
        Ankur


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