Humble Suggestions to Lenovo

Question

1.) I suggest that Lenovo offer 2 choices of keyboard with the W540: one with a numberpad, one without. On a 15-Inch Laptop, this is a hard call; some people will like each, given the aps they use. Personally, I like the feel of the newer Thinkpad keyboards, but it was too much of a transition to expect seasoned Thinkpad customers to adjust both a change in keyboard type AND layout. Some people will not feel comfortable ergonomically using a latop off-center, while others will.
2.) I sugest that Lenovo abandon buttonless trackpads for Windows/Linux based computers. Where has a customer written that they like the buttonless trackpads? The hardware buttons need not be large, but they should be real buttons. A click pad will always take more force to operate than a button-because the tactile switch under it can be made softer because it has to hold less weight. Yes, Macs have a clickpad, but remember that the Mac user interface was designed without a contextual click. If you copy a Mac, people will want a real one--instead!
(On my x220, I have used the click feature less than 10 times, since I have owned it. The upper pointer buttons are easier to use than the than the clickpad.)
3.) If possible, on battery, it would be better to disable cores than throttle down the clock speed. Certain CAD operations such as trimming and certain processes such as meshing can only be done with a single core. Many programs are lightly multi-threaded, so on battery I would rather have a dual or single at 2.7Ghz, than a Quad at 1 Ghz.
4.) Audio is part of what I do with my computers; I want a real audio line-input jack.
5.) There should be an option for a IPS/PLS 1920x1080 screen on the W540. We still don't have perfect GUI graphics scaling. Personally, there is no going back to a TN panel in a portable computer.
6.) Choosing the M2 over Msata was a bad deal for the customer. We just got 1TB Msata SSDs, and now we can't use them?
7.) I think it brings more negative PR to keep changing the docking station with every generation. What IT person wants a whole pile of old docking stations in their cublical?
8.) Not making the new hard drive rails availible to customers will only serve to anger them.
9.) A status-light widget would have eased customers concern over the lack of LED hardware indicators.
10.) It's baffling why the W540 cannot be ordered with a reaonably priced 1TB ssd.
11.) Looking at the W540 page, it's not clear if I could order a W540 with a DVD drive, and a get an drivebay HD case in the box, too.
Other thoughts....
A 14 inch laptop is the new 15" laptop. A 15 inch laptop is the new 17 inch.(TM)(C) 2014 BrendaEM.
The T440p would have been more popular without a DVD drive, and with a little smaller case. Some people need a GPU, for Adobe aps, ect., but rarely need the drive anymore. If we can't get a Blu-Ray, and don't have to worry about HDCP, then a drive can be USB corded. If I could get a T440p with a K2100, I would get it instead of the 15.
I wish the Yoga was even a bit faster than this 3 year old i5 x220. A 16GB option on the Thinkpad Yoga would have eased my future-proofing fears.
People don't know how to tell you that they don't want PVC covered cords on their personal electonics. They just know they feel better. My computer bag wants a shorter thick cord, and a longer thin one.
A Yoga screened W540 could do almost any graphic task, but it would be a nitch computer.
A battery manager should not take seconds to start.
[Present: W540/K2100/4800QM. Past: X220, S10, T61P]

Answer 1

Thanks for your suggestion...Is yours above query was creating performance degradation?After increasing the memomry is there any improvements with the same query.
Is there anyway that the query itself could be
written in a better fashion?Dont know excatly.
can you avoid DISTINCT clause?
Can you turn yours table USER_CUST,CUST_INFO,ENTERPRISE, USER from inline view to main query's FROM clause.
Khurram