Re: FMTDTA

There's room for each of these methods. The choice depends on several
factors, including functionality, maintainability, performance, and most
importantly, the balance between these attributes.

As far as performance is concerned, Booth, it is true that FmtDta can
perform best. I said CAN - it doesn't always. It depends on various
circumstances that a little research will probably turn up!

Gary Guthrie


Booth Martin wrote:
> 
> Tried and true won't leave you bruised and blue.
> 
> Which is fastest when there's a need?  FMTDTA still blows away the new young
> bucks so far as I know.
> 
> yes, yes, the new stuff is good, no doubt about it, but lets be kind to the
> old methods that built the empire in the first place.