>My grid displays the content of a Remote View with 1.000.000+ records from SQL server. I use data fetching to speed up the application. The user can click on the column's headers to change the order of the grid.
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>If I use indexes to quickly change the order, then the whole table is downloaded. This is very slow. So probably I have to make new query every time the user changes to order. The problem is that the SELECT expression is read-only at runtime in the Remote View. I can't use "?parameters" at ORDER BY as with FILTER in the View Designer. I can't use "CREATE VIEW" to overwrite the existing Remote View because more users are using the same application with the same .DBC.
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>Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
I think you simply have to make sure you download only a subset of the data - you must decide, based on the structure of the data, whether this should be by client, by date range, etc. Then, once the user gets a small subset of the data, you can create temporary indices on this subset.
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