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Former Member

‎10-24-2006 3:48 PM

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Hello Guys,

In LDB when "GET" is very efficient when compared "select" why is that LDB is considered to be less efficient ( correct me if i am wrong here ) when compared to normal program.

Thanks in advnace

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former_member181962
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‎10-24-2006 3:53 PM

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Hi,

Where did yo uget that information?(I don't know)

Check this link though.

http://www.datamanagementgroup.com/Resources/Articles/Article_1005_2.asp

Regards,

ravi

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Former Member

‎10-24-2006 3:52 PM

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It depends...LDB is very general and SELECT may be not. Debug LDB and set a breakpoint on PUT event to find out how data is selected from database.

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former_member181962
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‎10-24-2006 3:53 PM

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Hi,

Where did yo uget that information?(I don't know)

Check this link though.

http://www.datamanagementgroup.com/Resources/Articles/Article_1005_2.asp

Regards,

ravi

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Former Member

‎10-24-2006 3:56 PM

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Hi

I think the problem is when it needs new parameters to be used for the selection, if this parameters aren't managed by LDB, the LDB can be less efficient than a program because the LDB select all data have to be checked out of LDB by new parameters.

Max