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please, is somewhere some kind of  "tutorial" or webinar regarding how to deal with browsing tables displaying data from SQL DB with many rows?&#13;
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I have found on PC Soft forum that there should be a seminar by Andy Stapleton regarding this but I can not find it...&#13;
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I have typical scenario: TABLE on top, edit CONTROLS below table, user fill controls and click on SAVE and I would like to add a row to the TABLE and select this row, all should be fast.&#13;
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Some points I am trying to solve:&#13;
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1. Is there any way how to add one row to a table without refreshing the whole table? I mean without loading all the rows again from SQL server? TableAdd() does it but you have to use TableSave() after it, otherwise it does not add next rows.&#13;
I tried to use TableDisplay() with all parameters but it is still loading all rows again or it does not allow me to add new row.&#13;
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2. Some kind of paginating could be handy.&#13;
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3. I know I can link table to array of objects but I do not know how does it help me and why should I do that.&#13;
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4. Is 30 000 rows already too much? If yes and I filter table somehow to decrease it, how could user use default search icon in column header? It will work only with filtered rows (?)&#13;
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Thank you in advance for pointing me in the right direction.&#13;
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