Re: Give me solution

My database server is a minicomputer with class P3, more, more weak than
your one. And i have a standard PC with 1,7 GHz as Workstation, far, far
away. If i make a query (over the Internet!) for example for 1000 records
where each record has 10 textfields, then i need 5 seconds to see them in a
grid. So i think your speed is not normal.
But this can have a lot of reasons. So maybe the query is not connected,
then the connect may need 2 or 3 seconds.
Or your image has some Megabytes of size, this will also slow down it very
much. So check if your query has an active database connect when starting
the execution. And try it with only the 200 normal fields but without the
one image field.

bye,
Helmut
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