Hi Paul,
We have run into a similar issue with a large list (~17000 items). I was wondering what the performance implications are of disabling the throttling for one list. Have you noticed any effects on performance from querying such a large list, though you are only returning 20 items at a time,? In addition, we were considering using 4 different lists to get around this issue, as we are also limited by IT. I mention this because I'm wondering about performance implications of querying 4 smaller lists vs 1 large list.
Background: Migration from SP 2007 where querying the large list was not an issue to SP 2010 where it is.
Thanks in advance,
William
We have run into a similar issue with a large list (~17000 items). I was wondering what the performance implications are of disabling the throttling for one list. Have you noticed any effects on performance from querying such a large list, though you are only returning 20 items at a time,? In addition, we were considering using 4 different lists to get around this issue, as we are also limited by IT. I mention this because I'm wondering about performance implications of querying 4 smaller lists vs 1 large list.
Background: Migration from SP 2007 where querying the large list was not an issue to SP 2010 where it is.
Thanks in advance,
William
