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When very large files meet interactive needs, I don't see how you can avoid creating a permanent access path for each necessary view. If the system you are working on is powerful enough to dynamically create the SQL views without adversely impacting system peformance, it will even more easily accomodate the seven permanent access paths. -Dave K. ----- Original Message ----- > There is a Work-with panel that contains about 7 fields, all of which the > end-user wants to be able to sort by. > > Nothing to unusual about this so far. > > But in this situation the file is actually a dynamic file created with an > SQL UNION ALL statement that ends up producing about 9 million records. > > I was thinking about a page=size subfile and will offer the end user a > filtering option to weed out unwanted transactions. > > What I'm wondering is how to attack the subfile sort in this context; 9 > million records+ doesn't lend itself well to any conventional techniques, > such as sorting a multiple occurrence data structure or even dynamic/runtime > querying via SQL or Open Query File as the performance will suck.
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