Subject | Questions about new capabilities in IBO4 |
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Author | Michael L. Horne |
Post date | 2001-09-18T14:07:06Z |
Hello
Jason, I notice on the web site the list of improvements
from IBO3 to 4 the first one is:
It is now possible to specify a base query which could
output a dataset of more than 100K rows and, as a user
navigates this large dataset, IBO automatically does
the refinement necessary to pull in only those rows that
are of interest.
That sounds great, but how do we implement it. If I do
a locate it seems to start retrieving all records down
to where the new record is. IBO3 did that.
Also, same question about this, how does it work:
Client-side filtering has been added, including the
capability to change the filter logic and refresh the
buffers without having to refresh the dataset from the
server.
Thanks
Michael L. Horne
Jason, I notice on the web site the list of improvements
from IBO3 to 4 the first one is:
It is now possible to specify a base query which could
output a dataset of more than 100K rows and, as a user
navigates this large dataset, IBO automatically does
the refinement necessary to pull in only those rows that
are of interest.
That sounds great, but how do we implement it. If I do
a locate it seems to start retrieving all records down
to where the new record is. IBO3 did that.
Also, same question about this, how does it work:
Client-side filtering has been added, including the
capability to change the filter logic and refresh the
buffers without having to refresh the dataset from the
server.
Thanks
Michael L. Horne