You are true. There are things I still can't understand like the speed
difference between a query into a stored proc and a classical prepared
query (I know why there is a difference but not why such a difference).
My idea wasn't to tell "MaxDB is perfect, ya developpers are not !" but
to explain how a "modern" compiler could improve performance in areas
where I didn't know it could (if I don't I think some people might won't
too). I've been rushed by my enthusiasm :-)
Regards
Xavier
P.S. Nice photoshots !
Robert Klemme a écrit :
2006/9/15, Xavier CAMIER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Conclusion and what we learnt about that story :
- MaxDB wasn't slow, our compiler was !
No. Your compiler was *so* slow that it overshadowed any other slow
performing component.
- I don't want to advertize borland or MaxDB but as I use to read posts
in which people claim having speed problems I hope that one can give
them ideas. Whatever their programming language is.
There are quite a few performance problems with MaxDB that are not
related to the programming language used.
Regards
robert
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