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Why Is This Taking So Long To Load
Hi, i am building my first app which is a simple instant messaging app that allows users to send an instant update to their partner, or request an update from their partner (one to one)
The Messages area has 3 types of messages listed in chrono order (distinguished using 3 different colors):
- received (messages that you receive from your partner)
- sent (messages that you sent to your partner)
- request (update requests that your partner has sent to you)
When a user clicks into the messages screen, the query below is executed to call all of your messages. I only have a 6 test users now with about 150 messages in the database and sometimes it takes 7-8 seconds for this screen to load all of the messages.
Can anyone suggest how i could improve this area / query:
Thanks in advance for your help.
The Messages area has 3 types of messages listed in chrono order (distinguished using 3 different colors):
- received (messages that you receive from your partner)
- sent (messages that you sent to your partner)
- request (update requests that your partner has sent to you)
When a user clicks into the messages screen, the query below is executed to call all of your messages. I only have a 6 test users now with about 150 messages in the database and sometimes it takes 7-8 seconds for this screen to load all of the messages.
Can anyone suggest how i could improve this area / query:
// received
PFQuery *receive = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:PARSE_TABLE_CALL];
[receive whereKey:PARSE_CALL_STATUS equalTo:@"Sent"];
[receive whereKey:PARSE_CALL_TO equalTo:usersPhone];
// sent
PFQuery *sent = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:PARSE_TABLE_CALL];
[sent whereKey:PARSE_CALL_STATUS equalTo:@"Sent"];
[sent whereKey:PARSE_CALL_FROM equalTo:usersPhone];
// requests
PFQuery *receiveReq = [PFQuery queryWithClassName:PARSE_TABLE_CALL];
[receiveReq whereKey:PARSE_CALL_TO equalTo:usersPhone];
[receiveReq whereKey:PARSE_CALL_STATUS equalTo:@"Request"];
PFQuery *query = [PFQuery orQueryWithSubqueries:@[receive, sent, receiveReq]];
Thanks in advance for your help.
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What would be a good way to trigger the messages to download, without clicking into the Inbox