Oracle
1Z0-141 · Question #132
View the Exhibit. You are developing and testing a Forms application on a machine that has plenty of memory. The Customers block, whose Property Palette is shown in the exhibit, is based on a table…
The correct answer is D. Set Number of Records Buffered to a larger number. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
View the Exhibit. You are developing and testing a Forms application on a machine that has plenty of memory. The Customers block, whose Property Palette is shown in the exhibit, is based on a table that contains a large number of records. The initial query on the block appears quickly. However, after scrolling through hundreds of records in the block, you notice that it is taking longer and longer to retrieve the next set of records. What can you do to improve performance without losing the fast initial response?
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Options
- ASet Single Record to Yes.
- BSet Query All Records to Yes.
- CSet Query Array Size to a larger number.
- DSet Number of Records Buffered to a larger number.
- ESet Number of Records Buffered to a smaller number.
- FSet Number of Records Displayed to a smaller number.
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- B4% (1)
- D81% (21)
- E4% (1)
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