Hi,

If you want to load 22,000 records into your client, it will always take
time.

Would it not be possible to limit the selection?

If you are loading all records, indexes are not important, as everything
must be read anyhow.

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> I have a table with about 22,000 records. I have a unique index on 2 field
> on this table.
>
> On another form I have a Character field that connects via a menu to these
> records.  Even though I have an index, it takes a good 40 seconds for the
> menu item to show all of the records when activated.
>
> Is there any way to increase the performance on this?  Looks like it works
> this way on the desktop client and the midtier.
>
> ARS 7.1 p7
> Windows 2003
> Oracle 10g
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