Speed in DayBack

Optional performance settings: Salesforce

If your Salesforce implementation has a large number of records for each day, you may benefit from two performance options in DayBack. For the largest data sets, it’s recommended to turn both switches on. In some cases, you might only need the first switch to encourage users to select a resource folder or status before viewing their schedule.

1. Don't show events unless the calendar is filtered

• When this setting is turned on, the calendar will remain blank until a user applies at least one status or resource filter, or uses the text filter to narrow down the events.

2. Include status and resource filters in the query

• By default, this setting is off. With it off, when you load DayBack, you will see your events, and when you select a specific resource filter, the calendar doesn’t query Salesforce again; it just filters the existing view down to just your selected resource. This makes filtering very fast but doesn't speed up the initial loading of data for large numbers of events.
• When this option is turned on, DayBack includes your filter criteria in the Salesforce query, not just in the view. This means that while filtering might be a bit slower, since a request has to be sent to Salesforce, the overall experience is considerably faster for large data sets, as the data set is pre-filtered.

Optional performance settings: FileMaker

The performance options described above are also available for FileMaker, both in FileMaker Client and WebDirect. For the largest databases, it’s recommended to turn both switches on.