"One thought that you may want to consider is caching x number of values at a
time. When the item changes, check the cache FIRST(in a hash based on the
index number as the key), and only if you do not find the cached data, then do
the DB lookup. "
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Here is a great idea sent to me personally from a List Member that I
wanted to post for everyone to see.
QUOTE:
One thought that you may want to consider is caching x number of values
at a time. When the item changes, check the cache FIRST(in a hash based
on the index number as the key),
Here is how I populate my textfields on my maintenance screen when a
user clicks a ListView item.
The index to the record in the database is stored as the last column in
each ListView row so I can
Use it to quickly/easily lookup the database row to fetch the memo
fields in their entirety.
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The options I have thought of to correct my application are:
1) load the database data memo fields to an associative array at
the same time I load the data to the ListView.
And then populate the maintenance screen's multiline textfields (to hold
the memo fields) in the ListView
ItemCli
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