AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
March 9, 2005 05:24 PM UTC
Bob,
Assuming you don''t want all the million rows on the client page at the same time, if you specify some filter settings that would reduce the number of rows displayed (to 100 or so) then the performance would be acceptable.
-Praveen
BO
BobHope
March 9, 2005 05:56 PM UTC
Hi,
Thanks for the response. I wouldn''t necessarily need to show all of the rows at once but I would need to be able to show the summary info.
i.e. If I have all of my 10 columns, the user will need to be able to pick at least one of those columns (possible even up to 5 or 6) and be able to group by them. I will then only need to show the summary results.
My main concern is that the essential grouping component would need to load all of these rows in order to do the grouping and wondered if someone knew if it would handle this situation?
Thanks
Bob
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
March 9, 2005 06:54 PM UTC
Hi Bob,
10 million rows might be too much too handle.
You could test drive such scenario with the GroupingPerf example that ships with the Windows Forms Grouping Grid. It lets you specify the number of records and whether to group and categorize them. Once you go above 500,000 or a million records the memory consumption might become an issue.
One way to be able to display more rows would be to fall back to the plain grouping engine without grid and nested table support. In the samples that ship with the plain grouping engine you will notice that you can set a property "RecordsAsDisplayElements" = true. This will cut down memory usage for the grouping engine and you should be able to load it with a couple million records. 11 million might still be too much, though.
Stefan
