Or is it just me? Or my Windows PC?
If there is something I can do on my end to speed this up, I'd like to know.
I have Chrome open (Firefox is MUCH worse) and can view the Home Tab.
Go!
I click on Create New > Report
and watch the loading screen - 12-15 seconds (Firefox 17-20)
the Report is created but is not open
1. Time savings #1 - why not? Why would anyone create a new report and NOT want to edit it immediately? Just practicing?
I click to open the Report and watch the loading screen - 20-30 seconds (Firefox 40-55 seconds)
and I can finally edit.
I update the Report Builder - and click Run and/or [X] because I can not see the results of the Report with the Report Builder in the way.
I can see wanting to refresh the results from the Builder without seeing the results -- but a "Run and Close" button kind of like the "Save and Preview" feature in WebForms would save a step or two. Every little bit helps.
Is this a function of my browser (latest version), graphics card, CPU processor, or memory?
I've watched all of those in Task Manager - nothing significant.
Sometimes (and sometimes not) opening/creating another Report is quicker. I haven't timed them yet but it appears to be so.
I assume something is being loaded into memory and some of that is a framework for all Reports and some of that is for the specific reports. But if i don't have a report open for a while and come back it seems (more testing needed) that the lag / delay / memory loading whatever is back.
Does anyone else experience this?
Craig