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> If you > prepare the same query (select * from table where name = ?) > then it will > only prepare the statement once for that connection. The next time you > execute that even if ? has a different value then it would not have to > prepare it again. But your mileage may vary, and greatly if you use 'insert into' as a prepared statement. On Windows2K using SQL7, individual insert into's where 10x *faster* than using a prepared statement and I was just changing the data. I was testing as we had records to add to the same table (about 20 odd fields) and in this case a prepared statement was worse. I finally implemented it using bulk loading, which is lightening fast... 108000 records - prepared statement takes about forever - individual inserts takes about 7 mins - bulk loading takes about just over a minute --phil
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