Performance difference between page and scroll

Hi experts:
What is the technical difference between paging and scrolling, especially as pertains to database access and performance? The scenario would be a table result in a view where 200 results exist for a query. A scrollable table would show all results, while the paging table would show 10/20 per page. Is the database selection the same for both approaches? Or is the paging approach going to make more trips? If there are trips - how does the UI know how many pages should be presented? Is one or the other a better approach for data which is not existing in CRM system?
regards,
bill.

If you look at the servlet translated from a JSP, you'll see these lines:
Object page = this;
pageContext = _jspxFactory.getPageContext(this, request, response,
null, true, 8192, true);
_jspx_page_context = pageContext;
application = pageContext.getServletContext();So page is simply an alias for this.
And PageContext is analogous to ServletContext but please notice, it's not the same or a replacement; application is the implicit reference to ServletContext and not pageContext. There is no equivalent of pageContext in servlets.
Please note that the page scope doesn't refer to the page object but to the pageContext. Therefore, what Manivel said above
page is used as a scope with in one jspisn't correct.
Edited by: nogoodatcoding on Sep 24, 2007 1:30 PM

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