I Have A Table Which Have 10000 Records . I Want To Show That Data In Gridview With Pagging . But Every Every Page Index Event It Going Very Slow Because It Retrieve Data Again Database Table .. ...

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I Have a Table which have 10000 Records . i want to show that data in Gridview with pagging . but every page index event it going very slow because it retrieve data again database table .. So tell me any way to deduce execution time.... AARIF

Posted 26-May-14 23:34pm

aarif moh shaikh

Updated 27-May-14 0:09am

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Richard MacCutchan 27-May-14 5:36am

Don't read that many records in one go, it will always be slow, and no one is going to page through 10,000 records to find the one they are interested in. Provide proper filtering selectors and extract only the data that the user is interested in.

Bh@gyesh 27-May-14 5:51am

Use JQgrid instead of simple grid. It will definitely improve performance.
http://trirand.com/blog/jqgrid/jqgrid.html

Thanks7872 27-May-14 6:13am

Not at all. JQGrid will first load all the records and then apply paging on it. It is worst even than normal Gridview. Never think of JQGrid. Try binding Jqgrid and put break point there. It will get hit two times.

Bh@gyesh 27-May-14 6:19am

Have you tried with Ajax and JQgrid? With JQuery I have tried and It took 5 to 7 second to load data in lakhs.
You have to use AJAX with this option.

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_Asif_ · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-27T00:14:00

Solution 1

Try using this Approach

ASP.NET Pagination[^]

Posted 27-May-14 0:14am

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