Using the data designer - when searching for fields in step 2, I notice it locks up and takes a noticeable longer time to respond when compared to how search reacts in rules. Is anyone else experiencing that? Is it just the shear number of objects that are available?
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Data Designer - search is real slow and locks up
+1Best answer by dan_ahrens
This is definitely something that we're aware of. When there are a lot of cascading lookups it can take longer to pull back all that data. Kendra's suggestion is a good one, and we are using this feedback during the beta period to learn where we need to make improvements!
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+7Hey Shannon - I know this happens on Salesforce objects that have a lot of lookups. The team is working on a solution while this feature is still in Beta. Let me know if you're noticing it on MDA objects as well.
Oh my goodness. YES. It's a pain.
+7Also, one tip - instead of using the search box, scroll instead. Takes more time but will be quicker than searching for the moment.
+2This is definitely something that we're aware of. When there are a lot of cascading lookups it can take longer to pull back all that data. Kendra's suggestion is a good one, and we are using this feedback during the beta period to learn where we need to make improvements!
+3Totally get the burden of the searching through lookups on lookups on lookups…
Not sure if it would make a difference, but I would be in favor of having Data Spaces available in Data Designer if it meant I could use Salesforce objects in Data Designer more reliably. As is, I haven’t been able to create a Design from a Salesforce object b/c usually I want to use something like Opportunity or Account that inherently has a lot of lookups.
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+2Hi
+3Hi Darkknight. I worked on DD Projects. And I haven’t faced this issue.
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+4Jeff Kirkpatrick
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