[FX.php List] Limit number of returned Portal rows
Gjermund Gusland Thorsen
ggt667 at gmail.com
Mon May 12 12:15:46 MDT 2008
Just make make a good oo model in Filemaker and your problem will be
gone, there is from and to in FileMaker 7/8/9.
ggt
2008/5/12 DC <dan.cynosure at dbmscan.com>:
> no. even related fields that are not in "portals" on the layout will
> return *all* of their related records. AFAIK, you can not use the CWP
> (FX.php) interface to set record return LIMIT on related records.
>
> you could try to do some tricky thing with a related global and on your
> query set a global as part of a calculation field that matches on
> status(recordnum). but that's too weird to even test if it would work! ;-)
>
> spitting out XML and converting XML to arrays is a time-consuming part
> of the FMP interface - it eats cycles like a sumo wrestler. anything you
> can do to zero in on the exact records you want will speed up FMP in the
> most direct way.
>
> so, depending on how many related records there are in your related
> files you would (at some point) be better off making separate queries
> with a record return limit set through FX.php. Also, try to see if you
> even have to get records from every one of your related tables on every
> query.
>
> multiple layouts help too - tuned to each query with no wasted fields.
>
> dan
>
>
>
> Kevin Becker wrote:
>
> > Is there any way to limit the number of portal records that get returned
> > in the array?
> >
> > I'm trying to reduce the number of queries I send to FileMaker by using
> > multiple portals on a single layout (instead of querying 4 or more
> > different tables), but any gains in speed could be lost when the number of
> > related records starts to approach the hundreds and beyond.
> >
> > Kevin Becker
> >
> >
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