> Most of the zip code tags I came across were made with a particular db
> in mind.  I whipped up ZipMonger to work with anything, and then I
> optimized it to the point where it was returning responses in a couple
> of seconds where other tags where at 30 seconds +.

Try moving the logic into the database. When you're done, it should return
in milliseconds. It won't be as portable, but it will be much faster.

Ben Rogers
http://www.c4.net
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f.508.240.0057


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