Hi,

We are talking about new API-functions against old servers only, right?

If I implemented this, I would do it the easy way, and not think too much
about the performance, as one would expect the server version to keep up.

ARGetListSQL would be out, as it bypasses the permission model.

I would do 10 ARGetMultipleEntries-calls to get the 1000 records. The
additional API-calls would have little impact compared to the amount of
data retrieved for unlimited-length (0) fields.

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> Hi Folks,
>
>
>
> The API 7.6.3 removes the restriction of char 0 (& Diary) fields from
> ARGetListEntryWithFields from its doc (it's about time!) but that same doc
> does not indicate what happens when that API is used against an older
> server.
>
>
>
> What can happen is:
>
> 1)  The restriction is abided by, that is char 0 fields are not returned
> in
> the arrays of field values
>
> 2)  The API issues separate calls to return these values so that these
> fields are returned.
>
>
>
> If (2) what types of calls and what is the performance impact?  Ie if
> there
> are 1000 results, are the an additional 1000 ARGetEntry calls made?
>
>
>
> If (1) then I wonder further,
>
> If a single call to ARGetListSQL get those fields for the set of returned
> records would be a reasonable thing to do (to have a total of 2 server
> calls
> for 1000 records) (and with a constructed where clause).
>
>
>
> The only issue would be that Administrator is required (almost always used
> anyhow) and that Get filters change could these fields values (unlikely
> but
> possible).
>
>
>
> I note that the documentation for the new ARSetGetEntry() includes a
> description of what happens on older servers.  If I had my preferences,
> that
> SetGet would also handle Creates and Merges as I need to do a SetGet in
> those cases as well.  So, SetGet is only a limited performance gain for
> me.
>
>
>
> Thanks
>
> Ben Chernys
>
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