Eric,
think about it in terms of your machine's processor concatenating two
strings vs. a statement being sent to the database (maybe over the
network), the database interpreting it, executing it, returning the
results (again, possibly over the network).
Does String concatenation has any relevance in this scenario?
-tom
On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 21:40:49 +0100, Eric Pugh wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Is this any faster (in a real world sense):
> users = retrieveSession().find("from
> org.apache.fulcrum.security.spi.hibernate.HibernateSimpleUser su where
> su.name=?", userName, Hibernate.STRING);
>
> then this:
> users = retrieveSession().find("from " + HibernateSimpleUser.class.getName()
> + " su where su.name=?", userName, Hibernate.STRING);
>
> If I use the second method, then I don't have to worry when I move my class
> around, versus the first method I have to keep the classpath up to date in
> the queries..?
>
> Eric
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