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Very slow browse on Active Link Set

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    Very slow browse on Active Link Set

    When I create a set, where the primary table is an Active Link to a SQL view and the child table is an Active Link to a SQL table, the browse is extremely slow (like 10 sec to move the cursor one column.)

    -This is whether the relationship is 1:1 or 1:many.
    -There are only 56 rows in the view and only 1 row in the child table.
    -Separate browses on the view lone and the child table alone work fine.
    -The view and the child table are on the same DB on the same SQL 2000 server.
    -Build 2095-3264

    -If I define an Active link table using custom SQL (left outer join of the view and the child table), the browse performance is fine.
    But...I need to be able to update the child table, which is why I am trying to use the Set method.

    Just delving into A5 for the first time, but I don't think I'm doing anything unusual. Any thoughts?

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    Re: Very slow browse on Active Link Set

    I had a slow response to a employee set I was working on in MySql. I then changed the set to a single table with only 5 records and got a form all designed up and working. Then something happened and no records are showing in my form. I go to the default browse and the data shows until I try to change one field (does not seem to matter which one) and then all the data for all the rows goes blank. I cancel the changes and close and open the browse and data is back but still I can not edit the data. I tried to refresh definition even though I did not change any definition and I also tried to compact the database to no avail. I finally copied my form to a different table to hold it and then deleted the employee table and re-established an active link to the MySql table and all seems fine for now. I do not have a good feeling at this point using Alpha with MySql but will continue on for a few weeks to see how it goes.
    Jeff Ryder

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