I was looking at this post: xListView and it made me think of a couple of things.
Some of work with larger database sets. We use combo boxes that can easily contain 40 - 60000 items. The nice thing about these is you start typing and it automatically jumps to the the first item that fits the text types. This would be really useful.
The other thing is, again with large data sets, cursors in Java/android seem to be always forward only. In some ways this is nice. You roll through the recordset and then close the cursor - not holding things open. The problem is that we frequently need to make decisions based on looking at ALL the records and then update certain records or display certain information based on what we find. It would be really nice to have something that would RAPIDLY put 60-100000 records in to an array that could then be searched and filtered.
Thanks
Kim
Some of work with larger database sets. We use combo boxes that can easily contain 40 - 60000 items. The nice thing about these is you start typing and it automatically jumps to the the first item that fits the text types. This would be really useful.
The other thing is, again with large data sets, cursors in Java/android seem to be always forward only. In some ways this is nice. You roll through the recordset and then close the cursor - not holding things open. The problem is that we frequently need to make decisions based on looking at ALL the records and then update certain records or display certain information based on what we find. It would be really nice to have something that would RAPIDLY put 60-100000 records in to an array that could then be searched and filtered.
Thanks
Kim