Are you loading a dataset somewhere in the load event of the application.
I recently read - since the db has constraints on, the initial fill does not
need to check constraints on the db on the initial load (for each record) ,
so you can do something like this
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Dim ds As Dataset
Dim daTemp As SqlDataAdapter
ds.EnforceConstraints = False
daTemp.Fill(ds.Tables("Table1"))
dsEnforceConstraints = True
Take note how you turn it on after the fact.
By default it is turned on, but it takes overhead to preform the constraint
on the fill object.
If the database has proper db constraints on it, you can be sure you are
getting proper data already from your db that has already validated all your
initial data for you.
-Just a thought - if something like this may be slowing you down.
Miro
"John" <Jo**@nospam.infovis.co.ukwrote in message
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Hi
I am looking to reduce app loading time. My question is, if I use the
splash screen feature from App Properties->Application->Splash Screen does
it add to the app loading time and am I better of running the splash
screen using the background worker?
Thanks
Regards