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Deniau Jerome
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Community articleNIF and private views

Added by Deniau Jerome | Edited by IBM contributor Amy Smith on June 20, 2008 | Version 3
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Depending on the number of documents, the use of private views in databases should be limited.

When creating private views, you should store them on the user's desktop if your environment does not allow users to switch from one machine to another.

For performance reasons, if you do store the private view inside the Notes database, the client will have to force Domino to re-index the view and the client has to wait until that task is finished. If your network does not have much bandwidth, end users will probably have to wait a lot of time to see the complete view.

Another performance issue occurs after 45 days of user inactivity in a database, and all private view indexes need to be rebuilt on access. Domino 8 can help you improve a lot this situation. Prior to Domino 8, For each views you have one global view index plus for each collation (Sorted columns in views) a specific index. As of  Domino 8, you can defer index creation: Link.
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