William,
Our migration to SP2010 was placed on hold, but in the test site, I did not notice any degradation in performance... It behaved the same as in PS2007. I'm not a "system's administrator" so I cant speak for the server (like SQL server, etc)... but.. the recommendation above was strait out of the Microsoft support so it "should" be ok...
Like you, following this episode, I started to think about how I can span the data across multiple lists... this increases the complexity of the client side application, but seems to be the only way around the issue (unless IT is able to do the above on all lists that grow this large).
And... like I mentioned in my initial post, Sample B (work-around) seems to work... but makes your code/filters ugly and hard to maintain... :)
Paul.
Our migration to SP2010 was placed on hold, but in the test site, I did not notice any degradation in performance... It behaved the same as in PS2007. I'm not a "system's administrator" so I cant speak for the server (like SQL server, etc)... but.. the recommendation above was strait out of the Microsoft support so it "should" be ok...
Like you, following this episode, I started to think about how I can span the data across multiple lists... this increases the complexity of the client side application, but seems to be the only way around the issue (unless IT is able to do the above on all lists that grow this large).
And... like I mentioned in my initial post, Sample B (work-around) seems to work... but makes your code/filters ugly and hard to maintain... :)
Paul.
