Which action will improve the performance of large case list views by limiting data returned to users?

• A. Filter the views by the case owner
• B. Remove filter criteria from the views
• C. Restrict visibility of the views
• D. Increase the number of fields displayed

Answer: (A)

Limiting the data returned is the primary way to boost performance for large list views. Filtering by the case owner narrows the result set to only the records owned by a specific user (or group), so the system has fewer rows to retrieve and render. This filter is typically indexed, allowing the platform to quickly locate the relevant records rather than scanning all cases, which makes the list view load faster.

Removing filter criteria would bring back more records, hurting performance. Restricting visibility affects who can access the view but doesn’t reliably reduce the actual data retrieved for a given user. Displaying more fields increases the amount of data sent and rendered per record, which can slow things down rather than improve performance.