How much rows can tableview handle?
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@Thank-You Did you try?
I don't know how much rows a table view can handle, but you can easily benchmark your use case.@jsulm
Answer is, You can use it for huge amount of data . That are basically needed for quite huge level project with plain tableview.Just tried but result is quite impressing
This one is with 50k rows
I thought It would crash with more than 100k data
I just searched for dummy data and I got.This one is with 100k rows
I tried this with local network. It's So fast like it doesn't feel loadingThis one is with 200k
This one with 1300k data
Loading takes 2-3 seconds after 1100k data
This is with very low end PC
Intel Dual Core with 4GB ram
If you know more about this
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I am sure that question is self explanatory.
Can I handle 10k-20k or more(like 50k ) rows in tableview with ease??@Thank-You Did you try?
I don't know how much rows a table view can handle, but you can easily benchmark your use case. -
I am sure that question is self explanatory.
Can I handle 10k-20k or more(like 50k ) rows in tableview with ease??@Thank-You I can only speak for QTreeView. I can easily handle there min 88k entries (2 columns visible) with an additional QSortFilterProxyModel on a ryzen midrange laptop. Absolutely no problem.
I think tableview should be faster/equally fast. -
@Thank-You Did you try?
I don't know how much rows a table view can handle, but you can easily benchmark your use case.@jsulm
Answer is, You can use it for huge amount of data . That are basically needed for quite huge level project with plain tableview.Just tried but result is quite impressing
This one is with 50k rows
I thought It would crash with more than 100k data
I just searched for dummy data and I got.This one is with 100k rows
I tried this with local network. It's So fast like it doesn't feel loadingThis one is with 200k
This one with 1300k data
Loading takes 2-3 seconds after 1100k data
This is with very low end PC
Intel Dual Core with 4GB ram
If you know more about this
