Filtering huge data in JavaFx Tableview [on hold]












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I need to implement a filter in javafx tableview with huge data (around 250,000 ),



I have tried Solution1 and Solution2. It works but filtering is very slow.



I need something which shows filter result with typing quickly as happening in javafx.
Filter like excel filter.



Thanks everyone.










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put on hold as too broad by fabian, Mark Rotteveel, RedEyedMonster, Dmitry, Rob yesterday


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  • Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
    – fabian
    yesterday










  • You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
    – Sedrick
    yesterday
















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I need to implement a filter in javafx tableview with huge data (around 250,000 ),



I have tried Solution1 and Solution2. It works but filtering is very slow.



I need something which shows filter result with typing quickly as happening in javafx.
Filter like excel filter.



Thanks everyone.










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put on hold as too broad by fabian, Mark Rotteveel, RedEyedMonster, Dmitry, Rob yesterday


Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.















  • Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
    – fabian
    yesterday










  • You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
    – Sedrick
    yesterday














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I need to implement a filter in javafx tableview with huge data (around 250,000 ),



I have tried Solution1 and Solution2. It works but filtering is very slow.



I need something which shows filter result with typing quickly as happening in javafx.
Filter like excel filter.



Thanks everyone.










share|improve this question







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I need to implement a filter in javafx tableview with huge data (around 250,000 ),



I have tried Solution1 and Solution2. It works but filtering is very slow.



I need something which shows filter result with typing quickly as happening in javafx.
Filter like excel filter.



Thanks everyone.







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put on hold as too broad by fabian, Mark Rotteveel, RedEyedMonster, Dmitry, Rob yesterday


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put on hold as too broad by fabian, Mark Rotteveel, RedEyedMonster, Dmitry, Rob yesterday


Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. Avoid asking multiple distinct questions at once. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.














  • Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
    – fabian
    yesterday










  • You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
    – Sedrick
    yesterday


















  • Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
    – fabian
    yesterday










  • You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
    – Sedrick
    yesterday
















Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
– fabian
yesterday




Speeding this up usually requires you to create some kind of index. Which kind will be useful depends on how exactly the filtering criterion is defined...
– fabian
yesterday












You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
– Sedrick
yesterday




You could try putting the data into SQLite and using queries to populate the table.
– Sedrick
yesterday

















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