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  • B Bravoone_2006

    how can i load from my database data to my CListCtrl fast ?because now i must wait up to 10 min to load the data ! i now (WM_TIMER and virtual list that is not a solution for me because i have all the code rady ! must be something ... this is the code : the FillList4 is loaded in my oninit dialog ! void CMyList::FillList4() { CNote *pNote = new CNote(); pNote->Open(); CString sNrInregistrare; if (pNote->GetRecordCount()) pNote->MoveFirst(); int x = 0; while(!pNote->IsEOF()) { int nItem = m_list4.InsertItem(x, pNote->m_name); m_list4.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pNote->m_city); pNote->MoveNext(); x++; } pNote->Close(); } ! Remember that : i have 4 CListCtrl to load with data 1 table have ~1000 and ~1500 data Please help me because i don t have any ideea at all ! Thanks !!!!! :)

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    kakan
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    The problem might be in your class CNote. What does it look like?

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      The problem might be in your class CNote. What does it look like?

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      Bravoone_2006
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      CNote is CRecordset class default generated by microsoft visual c++

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        CNote is CRecordset class default generated by microsoft visual c++

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        Bravoone_2006
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        i have the database on ODBC !

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          CNote is CRecordset class default generated by microsoft visual c++

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          kakan
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          I Googled around for "CRecordset slow" and found this at http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?45,99701,99721#msg-99721[^] The text: Resolved: Apparently, for whatever reason, Microsoft's CRecordset C/C++ class is literally copying the entire table over to the local client with the CRecordset::Open function. This is probably why the original coders were using a dynaset when we were using MSACCESS, but when I switched over to MYSQL, dynaset's were not supported with the MySQL/ODBC drivers so I used snapshots instead. I changed the logic to use a direct SQL command and its lightning fast now. Try my Google search (and variations). I guess you will find the reason (and the solution) of your problems. -- modified at 5:52 Wednesday 16th August, 2006 Don't ask me how to run a direct SQL query from your program, Iv'e never done it. But there is heaps of samples out there.

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          • B Bravoone_2006

            the index its coll ,the database works fine (visualfoxpro db ((DBC))

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            Milton Karimbekallil
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            It looks ur hardware is more than enough and it should not take that much time. So issue is in ur CNote. its better u change that code with ADO or try whatever google link kakan mentioned. cheers..Milton KB

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              I Googled around for "CRecordset slow" and found this at http://forums.mysql.com/read.php?45,99701,99721#msg-99721[^] The text: Resolved: Apparently, for whatever reason, Microsoft's CRecordset C/C++ class is literally copying the entire table over to the local client with the CRecordset::Open function. This is probably why the original coders were using a dynaset when we were using MSACCESS, but when I switched over to MYSQL, dynaset's were not supported with the MySQL/ODBC drivers so I used snapshots instead. I changed the logic to use a direct SQL command and its lightning fast now. Try my Google search (and variations). I guess you will find the reason (and the solution) of your problems. -- modified at 5:52 Wednesday 16th August, 2006 Don't ask me how to run a direct SQL query from your program, Iv'e never done it. But there is heaps of samples out there.

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              Bravoone_2006
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              ok i have find something but it must... change my all code and ... if is another way ?! Please help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i need an example ! please !

              Bravoone

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              • B Bravoone_2006

                how can i load from my database data to my CListCtrl fast ?because now i must wait up to 10 min to load the data ! i now (WM_TIMER and virtual list that is not a solution for me because i have all the code rady ! must be something ... this is the code : the FillList4 is loaded in my oninit dialog ! void CMyList::FillList4() { CNote *pNote = new CNote(); pNote->Open(); CString sNrInregistrare; if (pNote->GetRecordCount()) pNote->MoveFirst(); int x = 0; while(!pNote->IsEOF()) { int nItem = m_list4.InsertItem(x, pNote->m_name); m_list4.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pNote->m_city); pNote->MoveNext(); x++; } pNote->Close(); } ! Remember that : i have 4 CListCtrl to load with data 1 table have ~1000 and ~1500 data Please help me because i don t have any ideea at all ! Thanks !!!!! :)

                Bravoone

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                David Crow
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                Flaviu_2006 wrote:

                ...i must wait up to 10 min to load the data !

                How many items are being loaded? If it's more than just a few thousand, you'll need to use a "virtual" list control. What does CNote::GetSQL() look like?

                Flaviu_2006 wrote:

                int x = 0; while(!pNote->IsEOF()) { int nItem = m_list4.InsertItem(x, pNote->m_name); m_list4.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pNote->m_city); pNote->MoveNext(); x++; }

                If my code was not any better than what you had, then why are you using it? :rolleyes:


                "Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank

                "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

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                • B Bravoone_2006

                  ok i have find something but it must... change my all code and ... if is another way ?! Please help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i need an example ! please !

                  Bravoone

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                  Flaviu_2006 wrote:

                  ok i have find something but it must... change my all code and ... if is another way ?! Please help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

                  What is so hard about changing from dynaset to snapshot? :confused:


                  "Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank

                  "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

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                  • B Bravoone_2006

                    how can i load from my database data to my CListCtrl fast ?because now i must wait up to 10 min to load the data ! i now (WM_TIMER and virtual list that is not a solution for me because i have all the code rady ! must be something ... this is the code : the FillList4 is loaded in my oninit dialog ! void CMyList::FillList4() { CNote *pNote = new CNote(); pNote->Open(); CString sNrInregistrare; if (pNote->GetRecordCount()) pNote->MoveFirst(); int x = 0; while(!pNote->IsEOF()) { int nItem = m_list4.InsertItem(x, pNote->m_name); m_list4.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pNote->m_city); pNote->MoveNext(); x++; } pNote->Close(); } ! Remember that : i have 4 CListCtrl to load with data 1 table have ~1000 and ~1500 data Please help me because i don t have any ideea at all ! Thanks !!!!! :)

                    Bravoone

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                    Hamid Taebi
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                    Did you try to use from threads?

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                      Flaviu_2006 wrote:

                      ...i must wait up to 10 min to load the data !

                      How many items are being loaded? If it's more than just a few thousand, you'll need to use a "virtual" list control. What does CNote::GetSQL() look like?

                      Flaviu_2006 wrote:

                      int x = 0; while(!pNote->IsEOF()) { int nItem = m_list4.InsertItem(x, pNote->m_name); m_list4.SetItemText(nItem, 1, pNote->m_city); pNote->MoveNext(); x++; }

                      If my code was not any better than what you had, then why are you using it? :rolleyes:


                      "Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank

                      "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

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                      Hamid Taebi
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                      I think you modifiy his code in previous thread but i dont know why he doesnt try to use from answers

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                      • H Hamid Taebi

                        I think you modifiy his code in previous thread but i dont know why he doesnt try to use from answers

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                        WhiteSky wrote:

                        I think you modifiy his code in previous thread...

                        I was not questioning that.


                        "Money talks. When my money starts to talk, I get a bill to shut it up." - Frank

                        "Judge not by the eye but by the heart." - Native American Proverb

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