Are the practicalities of your setup such that you must use Win2000, IIS
etc?

Being a fan of PHP I note it supports Interbase 6 and a number of other
database platforms natively (MySQL, PostgreSQL etc)

I'm currently getting very good results with some test scripts querying a
PostgreSQL database...PHP 4 is heaps faster than its predecessor and, they
tell me, more stable than ASP.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
> Behalf Of Xander van der Merwe
> Sent: Thursday, 14 December 2000 14:01
> To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
> Subject: Re: [DUG]: Interbase
>
>
> We did a quick eval of whether it would be possible to Interbase
> with ASP +
> ADO. We discovered that Interbase 6.1 + EasySoft ODBC was slower
> than Access
> 2000 for doing simple queries. When converting to SIBProvider the speed
> improved quite a bit over EasySoft. This wasn't a formal test,
> just 2 simple
> databases (say about 500 recs per table)  with a simple ASP script running
> on under IIS on Win2K Prof SP1. SIBProvider "appeared" to do connection
> pooling better than the EasySoft ODBC driver did  (based on the amount of
> disk access with each query)... can't say for sure though...
> Also, the last
> time we looked, it appeared that the EasySoft driver was constantly being
> updated... maybe performance will be addressed?
>
> We are still hoping that IB6 would be a realistic alternative with ASP+ADO
> due to the high cost of SQL Server 2000...

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