Hello John ,
It is verry hard to tell what is wrong in the design of your program without
seeing anny code or a detailed description inclusive the vents they are
occuring of the code
To give you some ideas , i support a program ( i did not designed it
)
that Loads a list of RFC`s ( Requests For Change ) on our production
system
the program works fine however the past 2 years the it department of four
programmers , have had not enough time to process these requests .
When the program starts it shows a list of all open RFC`s as we have 85
users who submit there requests on a regular basis i noticed recently that
this app becomes
slower and slower on startup , i know excatly what is happening and i know
there are 2 ways to solve it .
1. we should process the RFC`s wich solves the problems the users are
encountering and wil also make the app faster and faster on startup
2. i should submit a RFC on the RFC program
, and spawn a new thread
for loading the data ,and / or redesign the gui so the prog starts empty
and you should first make a status selection
This program is upgraded from .Net framework 2.0 to 3.5 and it will be
upgrades soon to 4.0 there is a big chance that one of my users will submit
a complaint about this program that it has become "slow" since it was
upgraded :-( , however this tells me that the user only looked at the
program a long time ago when the RFC list was not so large as it is now
..
Hope to have given you some alternative ideas
Michel