All of our reports that are being generated are straight from the WinDataGrid and do not contain any images. The Export command uses the Grid and ISection parameters. We're noticing that the performance of this takes the majority of the processing time even with small (less than 1000 rows) reports. What can be done to improve the performance of the WinGridDocumentExporter?
Thank you
Clay Seifert
Hi Clay,
I'm not sure what you mean.
ClaySeifert said:We're noticing that the performance of this takes the majority of the processing time
The majority of what processing time?
How long is it taking to export less than 1000 rows?
How many columns do you have?
What version of the controls are you using?
Hey Mike
Sorry that I wasn't clear.
We're using NetAdvantage 10.2 and the reports have 15 columns and we average around 600 rows taking approximately 10 cpu seconds What I meant was the area that is handling the exporting is taking on average 80% of the total cpu time with the extraction of the data and loading it into the grid taking 20%. As the number of rows increases abovew 1000 rows, the percentage of time spent exporting increases dramatically.
I hope that this clears up my statement. What I'm looking for is suggestions and/or techniques to improve the export processing.
Thanks
Clay