Just curious, perhaps it's just a habit thing, but I'm wondering if one if faster than the other? Code:
myVar = "blah"
If myVar2 = "go" Then myVar = "not"
OR
Code:
If myVar2 = "go" Then
myVar = "not"
Else
myVar = "blah"
End If
I have a page that does a fairly simple "Select * From Table" I then go through and assign each column a variable, print that variable out in a nice neat table, then do a rs.movenext, then Loop.
This method worked GREAT with my old DB which was 600 rows or so, but now I am doing this against a much larger db (5 to 6 thousand rows) and the performance is very bad. Infact it now takes several minutes for the whole page to render.
There HAS to be a better way to do this? What do you guys do if you have a DB with 5k or so rows and you want to put all that in a table? Should I look into using Java Script? and abandon ASP/HTML?
I am making a Purchase order system for a person who has been using an XLS for several years. She wants to be able to scroll up and down to see all of the POs, which I can do with a smaller DB.
If I separate my search form asp and my results asp into two pages, will that make the search faster?
View Replies View RelatedI currently have the following code to extract data and display in a table.
-Sample code ---[Ranges from 1 to 205] #20 is displayed below]]-------------
Dim ticket20, sql20
Set ticket20 = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Recordset")
sql20 = "SELECT * FROM routingdata WHERE ddate = #" & Session("today") & "# ;"
ticket20.Open sql20, db, adOpenForwardOnly, adLockOptimistic
While Not ticket20.EOF
Response.Write "<font size=2>" & Ticket20("20")
ticket20.MoveNext
Wend
ticket20.Close
There is 200 plus cells that it need to display - so it takes a long time to display the data. Is there a better code to extract all this data and faster ?
I'm using xmlhttp to get info from 10 different sites.. 1 site's info is coming to me about 3 second. but when i use 10 sites it longs about 30 seconds.. how can i make it faster ... any solution or any different method can you offer me?
View Replies View RelatedI remember reading somewhere that there is a faster way to retrieve a large recordset to display it in a table, could anyone point me in the right direction.
View Replies View RelatedWhat is a faster/better coding practice?
Method 1:
Code:
Sub myFunction(byRef x)
x = x + 1 ' do something with x
End Sub
x = 7
myFunction(x)
response.write x ' shows 8
Method 2:
Code:
Function myFunction(x)
myFunction = x + 1 ' do something with x
End Function
x = 7
response.write myFunction(x) ' shows 8
Also discuss considerations when there are more than one variables that need to be changed.