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 Database has grown beyond "small" can we change it

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seanb Posted - Nov 16 2016 : 13:44:01
Our data base started out as "Small Mailing List" and has now grown into the larger range...ie about 40k.

If we change the Usage Profile to Large in the Options how will this impact MLK and our current list?
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xequte Posted - Nov 17 2016 : 19:51:19
Hi Sean

Setting to Large changes the way MLK loads records.

When it is set to "Small" MLK loads every member record into memory, this gives it the most flexibility. Whereas with large, only a selection of records are loaded (those needed for display, for example).

The main difference you will notice when using large (other than faster start-up and general performance) is that your sorting options are more restrictive. You can no longer sort members by every field, but are limited to common one such as email, name, company, etc.



Nigel
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