[web2py] performance / linked tables / smartgrid

Dear all, [I posted my first message some days ago and did not saw it appearing on the list, so I re-post, sorry] I am developing a small-scale app, basically for +-15 users with tables around 1000-1 lines, except for one: post-codes (50). The app works fine with up to ~5000 postco

[web2py] Re: performance / linked tables / smartgrid

orming the SQL directly on the sqlite db was rather quick. - Your hypothesis that the problem might come from the widget seems likely to be true to me, I will try it now and report here the result. All the best, Jota Pin Le samedi 15 décembre 2018 02:19:48 UTC+1, Anthony a écrit : &

[web2py] Re: performance / linked tables / smartgrid

e. Cheers, Jota Pin Le lundi 17 décembre 2018 13:18:12 UTC+1, Jota Pin a écrit : > > Thanks for answering, > > - The process crashes indeed when addresses_manage is loaded (in fact the > browser itself freezes waiting a bit, then after +-30 sec the web2py > pr

[web2py] edit uploaded files

shared folder and URLs exposed by web2py pointing to the shared files, maybe (using the browser capabilities to open local files?). Best regards, and thanks for any suggestions, Jota Pin -- Resources: - http://web2py.com - http://web2py.com/book (Documentation) - http://github.com/web2py/web2py

[web2py] Re: edit uploaded files

Hi, - any type of files, but most common are the usual office ones: .doc, .docx, pdf, xls, xlsx. - currently people are using simply a shared drive, with an unmanageable number of files and subfolders, they want to shift to a structured approach, were files are linked to a datab

[web2py] Re: edit uploaded files

r web2py scheduler) > > > > On Wednesday, December 19, 2018 at 8:45:53 PM UTC+3, Jota Pin wrote: >> >> Hi, >> >>- any type of files, but most common are the usual office ones: .doc, >>.docx, pdf, xls, xlsx. >>- currently people ar