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What's the best Grid for Large SQL Databases

I need to mark 20-50 thousand records to be modified by SQL
Server, the current grid I am using supports gotobookmark and is
quite slow.  What are you guys using for this.  Objective, I
select 10,000 records via SELECT statement then need to write 3
or 4 changes into each record.  The grid I have now takes ages
to pass the selected records back so I can process them.   Any
help would be appreciated.

Todd.

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Re:What's the best Grid for Large SQL Databases


Why in the #### are you using a Grid?
Why are you returning all the data?

Is it possible to just tell the DBMS to update those records
with the info WITHOUT requesting them?

????

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> I need to mark 20-50 thousand records to be modified by SQL
> Server, the current grid I am using supports gotobookmark and is
> quite slow.  What are you guys using for this.  Objective, I
> select 10,000 records via SELECT statement then need to write 3
> or 4 changes into each record.  The grid I have now takes ages
> to pass the selected records back so I can process them.   Any
> help would be appreciated.

> Todd.

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Re:What's the best Grid for Large SQL Databases


Hi,
He uses the grid because he wants a user select records in the
grid and only the selected records are updated. The problem
is with the iterating through the selected rows in the db grid
using gotobookmark. Nobody in this newsgroup knows how to speed
up the process of going through bookmarks in order to retrieve
the selected rows.

Vadim

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