Dino Esposito has an article in the latest MSDN
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/08/CuttingEdge/default.aspx)
that discusses performance of passing serialized datasets. It's geared
towards WebServices; but, it would still apply to remote objects.
He also makes reference to "Returning
"3. Implement a paging mechanism where you return X number of rows per
page. X would typically be < 1000
That's what I normally do...have the form load with some kind of default
filter and give the user the ability to change the filter. Works great
for tables with some kind of date range. Howeve
> The data I was going to keep in memory on the server was
> "Catalog" data...data that doesn't change much at all if any. I'm
> thinking we will be better served to store this info on the client
> machine, reading directly from the DB when the app starts under a worker
> thread.
Can't you do tha
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I've tried to speed things up as fast as possible. I now have the dataset
in memory on the server and just pass the dataset
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What's the data source? Are you getting one record at a time from the
remote object; or are you receiving a dataset object? How big is each
record?
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+ dataset version 1.1 serialize its parts to xml although you would
have specified to serialize it binary...
// Ryan
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> What's t
+ dataset version 1.1 serialize its parts to xml although you would
have specified to serialize it binary...
// Ryan
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> What's the data source? Are you getting one record at a time from the
> remote object; or are you receiving a dataset object
What's the data source? Are you getting one record at a time from the
remote object; or are you receiving a dataset object? How big is each record?
An extra 30 seconds for remoting doesn't seem all that bad. If you're
passing a dataset object over the wire (I'm assuming you are), it might be a
using TCP, binary and port 999, I've been experiencing data loading speeds
7 times slower. Does that sound about right?
Details:
I read 30,000 records into a datatable when the remoted object get created
(just oncesingleton).
When I open the form with the grid on it, I call the remoted obj
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