Hi,

Not sure if this has come up yet, but I did just test on the source from 2 days ago, and the same results occurred. Perhaps its just that no body creates views this way with such large datasets.

When you create a view via the manage views interface (im in a study at the moment), the page seems to get smashed, as the grid isn't paginated (this is the most likely explanation).

i.e. From Study

1. Click Manage Views
2. Click Create -> Grid View
3. Label for View - test1; Base Data Set as the dataset of interest
4. Click Create View
5. It takes you to the view. URL: /labkey/study/Demo Study/dataset.view?Dataset.reportId=db%3A6&datasetId=5005

However, the view is not paginated (and with 270 000 records with 30 columns,it becomes quite massive), so in my machine (tried 2 machines just in case my machine was a dog) the page becomes unusable. Can't even scroll (well, you can, but at a very slow pace), click any links, etc.

Obviously, the better way to create the views is to open the actual data set and go to views -> customize view; and save that way. But on the method mentioned above, perhaps it would be better to have a default pagination size specified when creating the view?

Ta,
Trent