One specific table I find takes forever to load is appeal ID in query. I understand we have a lot of appeals, but what takes me, maybe, 5 seconds to search for in Database view query takes up to 30 seconds in web view. Then if I need say 5-6 appeals that pulls more time out of my day and my frustration rises. It seems to be worse during business hours.

I completely agree with this, a thousand times over. Having to wait for a standard report to pull and then have to be downloaded instead of as a pop up window withink RE NXT is absolute madness. I'm cleaning my download folder multiple times a week now and our IT department is having a fit with how many PDF's we have sitting in our system. The "circle of death" seems so crazy considering how fast DB view is. I pull DB view reports to work on reporting, and then when I'm ready to pull a final report I go to webview. This is a waste of time. Is it server storage issue? If so, given the amount of money being paid for this cloud-based software, and the demands that BB is placing on clients to transition to webview/unified view, you'd think they would have a larger server & system that can accommodate such heavy use.

While intended functions are nice, records load, reports run, queries run, exports run faster in db view. Every 2-3 seconds that it takes for a field to load in wv add up to significant time for a dba who is constantly looking up info, pulling data etc.

Saying user can continue to work while reports generate is nothing new. That has always been possible with opening multiple instances of db view. When queue quit functioning, I've opened and run an export for a MGO that takes hours in one open instance of RE and still kept working in other open windows.

Oh my goodness, I am gonna lose my mind if this doesn't speed up! I have been waiting 2 hrs for a query to run and it doesn't look like it's going to finish anytime soon. Literally everything is slower than when working in DB view. This is crucial. Webview is supposed to expedite and be more efficient, but the opposite is happening. I would vote 100 times for this if I could.

Yes, I am not looking forward to the end of database view and having to waste my days away staring at a green throbbing circle.