On Fri, July 12, 2013 10:52 am, Richard Kaye wrote:
> First make it work; then take out the slow bits. :-)

I did!  I had a similar need as a software I designed last year so I'm
refactoring now for this new need.

>
>
> Refactoring is good. How many more cycles you think you can squeeze out
> by using shorter column names? ;-) If you can do that you maybe you can
> stick with the CURSOR approach. Of course, Uncle Ted will tell you that
> you need to do your testing/benchmarking with data that matches your
> production environment... :-)

Oh I'm not beholden to the long field names...I was just surprised when I
tested it and got that odd behavior.  Definitely going to test with short
field names now.

Vince -- for some reason, I was thinking that APPEND FROM MyCursor (into
my real, permanent target table and without using the FIELDS clause) had
to match up for columns, but I guess I was wrong.  More testing today.



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