Polling Options

For bindings that poll, you have a few options.

Polling Off

A polling-off binding will execute once when the window is opened, and then it will only execute again if it changes. The typical example of a binding that can change is a SQL query binding where it uses the brace-notation ( {} ) to include dynamic information inside the query. When this dynamic information changes the query, it will run again.

Relative Rate

The binding will execute at a regular rate, based on a delta off of the project's base polling rate. See Client Polling Properties. This is usually a good idea so that you can speed up or slow down an entire client's polling system in one place.

Absolute Rate

Using this option, you can specify an absolute rate for the binding to execute at, instead of one that is based off the relative rate.