Speed up advanced datagridview filter

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Hello, sorry for my question, I'm newbie in Windows Forms (using C#). I have large database (~50 000 rows), Windows Form with AdvancedDataGridView (I need filter like Excel). Also I use Virtual Mode to load fast.
But it works only for initializing DataGridView. When I want to filter IDs, click on drop-down button FIRST TIME and... program freezes about 6 seconds, then works normal. When I want filter IDs again it works fast.
How can I speed up filter initializing? My base will grow up, workers will use filters very often.
Thanks.

What I have tried:

Try to use standart DataGridView - too slow

Posted 14-Feb-17 20:51pm

Member 12440363

Updated 15-Feb-17 18:55pm

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Nirav Prabtani 15-Feb-17 2:55am

You can find many of third party controls to fulfill your need.
If you are dealing with bulk of records them i am suggesting you to use SQL paging instead of filling all data at a time.

You can use flex grid, obout, telerik, dev express many more....

Member 12440363 15-Feb-17 3:05am

Yes, I use MS SQL.
>You can use flex grid, obout, telerik, dev express many more....
Which of these tools are best to use?

Richard MacCutchan 15-Feb-17 3:39am

Do not read all the records into the DataGridView, as that will just slow it down. Use the filter to read from the data base in the first place.

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Ravindra A Jadhav · Answer 1 · 2017-02-15T18:55:00

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Read the records from database once in DataSet, then you can use LINQ query or DataView's RowFilter to filter out and then filtered result again bind to Grid.

dataView.RowFilter = "FILTER QUERY here.."

Posted 15-Feb-17 18:55pm

Ravindra A Jadhav