i probably have no place in commenting here (i'm a developer starting out in the very early stages), but in my application i have roughly 1200 items loading to a dropdown listbox, and the whole process takes place pretty much instantly.
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i suppose the issue would be the capability of your server / machine to be able to run through thousands of iterations.
just my 2 cents.
On Jan 2, 2008 6:14 AM, HP149 < purwa  purwadhika .com">purwapurwadhika.com> wrote:
I just wonder if .NET technology has an automatic feeding mechanism to
a combo/dropdown list with thousands of data. Because if it has to
load the whole data to the combo before then it surely will slow down
the system. What I did now is by using javascript to open a new
window and do a query based on the user input (parameterized query),
but i prefer using the combo though. I appreciate it very much for
anyone who may share about this with me.
Thank you.
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