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hey all,
i was wondering how you would do this.
i have a webform with a summary page on it. The summary page tells you the
followng:
# of Employees Unchanged
# of Employees Underwriting
# of Employees Approved
On the bottom of the summary table is a grid of employees. initially, i load
all employees for a particular department the viewer belongs to. if the
viewer is an admin the summary table will reflect all employees in all
departments.
the way i have it now is if the viewer is an admin i go ahead and get all
the employees in all departments and load into a dataset. what if there were
8,000? would this be the most efficient way to get the summary table updated?
my opinion is no but not sure of any other way to do it.
thanks,
rodchar
i was wondering how you would do this.
i have a webform with a summary page on it. The summary page tells you the
followng:
# of Employees Unchanged
# of Employees Underwriting
# of Employees Approved
On the bottom of the summary table is a grid of employees. initially, i load
all employees for a particular department the viewer belongs to. if the
viewer is an admin the summary table will reflect all employees in all
departments.
the way i have it now is if the viewer is an admin i go ahead and get all
the employees in all departments and load into a dataset. what if there were
8,000? would this be the most efficient way to get the summary table updated?
my opinion is no but not sure of any other way to do it.
thanks,
rodchar