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Bill Cunnien
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I have converted the window to utilize the FillMultipleDataTables method.



Speed test results to load the window:

This side of the T1 - 3 seconds

Other side of the T1 - 48 seconds



That was not much of an improvement. Is there anything else to address?



Thanks,

Bill

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Greg,



I am downloading the demo version of NetLimiter Pro. I will install it on my machine (development) and limit my bandwidth to the same as a T1 (1.5Mb). Any tips or tricks (or gotcha) that I should be aware of?



Thanks,

Bill
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After installing the software, I set my bandwidth to 1.5 Mbits. When I ran the application, I got the same load speed for the form as if I had the full 100 Mbits bandwidth. It loaded in under 2 seconds. I am now suspecting a systemic problem in the remote subnet. That will be a bit more complicated to solve, I suppose. At least, I know for sure that my development and StrataFrame are not involved and that the application is running at peak efficiency.



Thanks for you help!!

Bill
Greg McGuffey
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Bill,



I noticed that often I didn't get any noticeable difference unless I really cranked down the bandwidth. I was testing due to complaints out in the field, and after I did my testing, I began to suspect they were using a wireless access card (cellular), in a concrete reinforced bomb shelter. In any case, you might just try limiting severely and then getting it to work faster in any case. I cranked my limits down to 500...bytes. It might not be worth the effort, but then, you'll likely get that 2 seconds to milliseconds BigGrin
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Not a bad idea...thanks, Greg!
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