Gridview Binding Problem

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How to bind the Gridview with more than 10000 records?

Posted 14-Jun-11 2:57am

shan.it

Updated 14-Jun-11 10:54am

Kim Togo

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It's horrible man. Use paging and/or filtering options.

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Posted 14-Jun-11 4:02am

thatraja

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Jun-11 12:38pm

Agree. Good response, my 5.
--SA

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GenJerDan · Accepted Answer · 2011-06-14T03:10:00

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Why? Seriously, why?

It should bind just fine....but the browser will take forever to load, assuming the computer doesn't run out of memory in the meantime.

At a minimum, use paging on the grid.

Posted 14-Jun-11 3:10am

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shan.it 14-Jun-11 9:19am

Thanks For your Response...!
So there's no other way of showing all the data in my page with short loading time....?

GenJerDan 14-Jun-11 9:22am

Nope. The delay won't be the data transfer from the server. It will be the rendering of the grid. I've run into this way too many times in past, even with grids of only 1000 or so records.

The best way to do is to only retrieve enough records to display on a page, then fetch more as the user wants to see more. (There are a lot of examples here and elsewhere showing how to do that.)

shan.it 14-Jun-11 9:25am

yeah..Thank you ...!
Happy Coding...!

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Jun-11 12:38pm

Good point, my 5.
--SA