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Performance on large infopath files

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Ralf Erdmann - 12 Jan 2006 08:44 GMT
Hello,

we use a relatively large infopath file which has the size of 1.5MB. There
are alot of dropdowns with regarding tables in it. In use, the formular is
extremely slow and needs alot system performance. The performance meter in
the task manager always climbs to 100% when we start this document or even
using a dropdown.
Is there any chance to boost this performance like in access repair database
or something?

kind regards

Ralf Erdmann
Greg Collins [InfoPath MVP] - 12 Jan 2006 17:18 GMT
Performance due to large files or large views is a real issue. There have been numerous discussions about things that can be done to improve perf. I suggest doing a Google Groups search for InfoPath Performance.

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Hello,

we use a relatively large infopath file which has the size of 1.5MB. There
are alot of dropdowns with regarding tables in it. In use, the formular is
extremely slow and needs alot system performance. The performance meter in
the task manager always climbs to 100% when we start this document or even
using a dropdown.
Is there any chance to boost this performance like in access repair database
or something?

kind regards

Ralf Erdmann
 
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