> Hi, test my application over an ISDN Line to see how the speed works.

It's

> for me a kind of Internet Benchmark... As usual the less data is transferd
> the quiker the application will react:
>
> I have a ib_query that will produce about 800 rows with only data that

will

> be shown with an ib_grid. If I add a new row I need to refresh the query

to

> get the new data in. Is there a more clever way to handle this problem? I
> don't want to transport all 801 rows over the line again. I only want to

get

> the new data to show up in the grid. One way is afcours to limit the data.
> But on a normal 100MB network connection 800 rows is not a problem. I

don't

> want to end up with 2 different programs or user interfaces...

Why do you reresh the dataset? What else do you recommend? Client-side
sorting?

Jason Wharton
CPS - Mesa AZ
http://www.ibobjects.com