Flash Chart performance?

We have a 2DLINE chart that dynamically generates SQL (we have x series being displayed, typically in the region of 3 to 7).
As a result, we can have a maximum 365 x data points multiplied by the number of series. When we have 5 series, Flash seems to struggle with rendering the chart and provides several "+A script in this movie is causing Adobe Flash Player 9 to run slowly. If it continues+
+to run, your system may become unresponsive. Do you want to abort the script?+" messages. The SQL executes just fine, within a second, and so it seems like the problem is on the client between the XML and SWF.
Has anyone modified the SWF to provide a different timeout for this message and if not, what other option is there to extend or remove this message?
Bill and others has posted the same questions (Bill's here: Flash Chart limitations? and there doesn't seem to be a solution available yet.
Phil
(Application Express v3.1 Anychart v3, IEv6)
Update: It looks like it should be possible using Flashvars - however, this is either ignored or the swf overrides this.
Edited by: Phil UK on Jun 10, 2010 8:44 AM

Try Simile timeplot - it works well in my tests of around 4 series, and 1000 data points each on the same chart.
Spread out x-axis points to smooth out line graph

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SELECT STATEMENT
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End Of (rather busy) Week: Friday evening but your query
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       (select TO_CHAR(RECORDDATE,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI') as mydate,
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           AND ID = :P2_ID
           AND RECORDDATE < TO_TIMESTAMP(:P2_DATE2,'DD-MON-YYYYHH24:MI:SS')
           AND CLASS = 7
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<pre>
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</pre>
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I'm sorry about not being able to provide all the info you need. Since it is on a totally separate network, with no access to the outside world, the only way I can do it is to print and retype everything. So I was hoping that someone could just provide suggestions as to where to look rather than providing answers. I understand that it is impossible for you to solve my problems, especially when you have been given no real information. And I don't want to keep you guessing -- I'd love to be able to just show everything and ask for help; I just can't.
Anyway, I am trying to use only those facilities provided with Apex. I do not have any 3rd party tools except for Perl. I am using the standard shockwave flash plugin for Mozilla. The way I did it with SVG was to create a stored procedure that generated an XML file. I put a button on the page that ran the stored proc and then redisplayed the page, with an HTML region. That region included an iframe, where the source was a perl script that merely regurgitated the SVG script (for some reason I could not get the iframe to accept XML as a source, so I created send_svg.pl, which merely outputted the named SVG file).
The format I followed was in this thread: Re: Custom Flash Charts
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Maybe the easiest thing is to scan that thread I referenced and tell me if it is still accurate? That is, could anything have changed in 3.0.1, or should it still work? It is possible, maybe even likely, that I made a mistake retyping all that stuff, so maybe just verifying that it SHOULD work is a good start.
Thanks again, and sorry again.
Michael

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we are using APEX 3.0 on XE as development database.
Using the option "omit label interval" in the flash chart configuration, the legend will show the entries the same way as the x-axis.
For example:
setting omit label interval to 23 to get only one entry per day on the x-axis (we have one value for every hour of the day and want to display the chart on monthly base). My chart containing 2 series will show only the legend entry for the first serie.
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Marco,
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Marco

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where den_rank<=5
GROUP BY DISTRIBUTOR
ORDER BY Clgassets DESC)
WHERE ROWNUM<=5Help me out to clear this error.
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Pie charts can only display data from two dimensions (1 rows, 1 columns), you can filter using dimensions on pages. If that doesn't give you what you need then I'm afraid you need to stick to a different chart type.
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