Post by laurenrodriguez on Sept 11, 2012 6:23:03 GMT -6
In previous post we used Stopwatch object in order to compare time taken by SPList.
ItemCount and SPList.Items.Count. Here are additional things to add in list.
1. f you are using SPList.Items.Add, start using SPList.AddItem. Since reference to SPList.Items properly will load list data it will not perform good.
2. If you are accessing list, try to use caml query to access it and always use RowLimit and view field properties to limit output to exactly what you want.
3. use ContentIterators in place of foreach when you want to iterate list items.
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ItemCount and SPList.Items.Count. Here are additional things to add in list.
1. f you are using SPList.Items.Add, start using SPList.AddItem. Since reference to SPList.Items properly will load list data it will not perform good.
2. If you are accessing list, try to use caml query to access it and always use RowLimit and view field properties to limit output to exactly what you want.
3. use ContentIterators in place of foreach when you want to iterate list items.
To Get More about Sharepoint Consulting Visit www.binaryrepublik.com/