EntityView2<QrySkillSearchOrderEntity> SkillView = new EntityView2<QrySkillSearchOrderEntity>(_oSkills);
        QrySkillSearchOrderEntity Skill = new QrySkillSearchOrderEntity();

        IPredicate filter = (TblSkillFields.SkillId == SkillId);
        SkillView.Filter = filter;

        if (SkillView.Count > 0)
        {

.... } else { .... }

_oSkills has about 60,000 records but his performs very slow. Is their a better way to search the records for a particular record.

Try to unbind the view from any bound controls. Though it shouldn't be that slow.

Also, which llblgen pro version/ runtime build nr?

its not bound any controls.

llblgen 2.6,adapter,winforms,dotnet2

Perhaps you should do a linear search? The predicates do a compare which might be less efficient, though we believe it should be fast enough.

EntityView2<QrySkillSearchOrderEntity> SkillView....... ... IPredicate filter = (TblSkillFields.SkillId == SkillId);

Are you trying to filter on a field of a related entity?

on a field

These are the results for my test on a 60,000 record's table (ms= milliseconds):

Fetch the entities: 1938ms Build the EntityView2: 14ms Filter the EntityView2: 93ms

Could you please post the DDL structure of your table so we could test that?