Huh???
How do you use Jet to query .dbf files, unless you are linking to the dbf
tables through Access???
In any case, it's very unlikely that *any* file based database will be
faster than a direct connection to SQL Server.
At 05:04 PM 5/31/01, Terry Long wrote:
>I remember reading somewhere that MS's JET drivers for .dbf files are as
>fast as MS SQL. Other than having to maintain seperate information files
>required to tell JET driver about the indexes to use for each .dbf file,
>what draw backs will I find?
>
>I would thinks that the .dbf's could be located on different servers to help
>spread the loading, if loading is an issue.
>
>Terry Long
>
>
>
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