Browser performance with table pagination over 100
I've got an optimized table sourced by a read-only data page that can end up pulling a few thousand records at a time. The browser responds well to table interactions (e.g., filtering/sorting) as long as pagination is set to 100 or lower. The problem is that the customer really wants to be able to have more than 100 records on the page at a time, but there is a significant lag in browser performance when interacting with table.
I've tried using the lightweight list setting on the data page, but that did not seem to have any effect. I'm wondering if anyone can offer any suggestions that might increase browser performance when paginating with so many records on the page at once.
Thanks for any help!
@grant@VA
There is an option in the data page to enable the pagination at the server end if the table layout has the pagination which is sourced from datapage and the datapage is sourced from the report definition. Please check that option.
Pega load only the amount of pages based on the table layout page setting to the datapage if server level pagination is enabled.