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Repeated grid[row,column].CellValue retrieval

I am getting an unusual, non-deterministic exception when retrieving large numbers of CellValues one after the other. The exception I get is a "Hashtable Load factor too high" exception, called from a Hashtable.insert somewhere in the syncfusion grid code. I am guessing that syncfusion uses hashtables to cache the indexed CellValues, and these hashtables are sometimes (non-deterministically) overloaded when I access too many different CellValues too quickly. Has anyone else had this problem? I have managed to program around the error at the moment (separately storing the data in a two dimensional array, but this does have a high memory overhead), but I would like for a way to pull an entire row of cellvalues out of the table at a time, instead of accessing individual cells. Alternatively, if there was a way of accessing cell values without causing them to be cached, it would be handy to know what it is.

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AD Administrator Syncfusion Team June 13, 2004 10:49 PM UTC

Using an indexer to retrieve grid[row, col].CellValue triggers events (like QueryCellInfo). If this is a GridControl where the data is stored in the grid, you can avoid triggerring these events (which slow things down) by accessing the GridData directly.
GridStyleInfo style;
GridStyleInfoStore store = grid.Data[rowIndex, colIndex];
if (store != null)
	style = new GridStyleInfo(store);
else
	style = new GridStyleInfo();

object cellValue = style.CellValue;


PA paul June 28, 2004 05:14 PM UTC

Thankyou.

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