RE: Stored Procedure or Prepared Statement

This is a recap of the old RPG vs. SQL performance issue. As far as I
remember, inserting records with RPG is far more efficient than doing
multiple SQL INSERTs (40 times?) The reason is, if the connection is not
closed between the inserts, RPG stored procedure can keep the file open (it
can even be buffered with a large block factor), whereas SQL cannot. Hence
the difference.

Lo

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> Is there a performance difference between using a prepared
> statement vs
> stored procedure call when doing multiple inserts in a
> database file?  The
> java code executing the prepared statement or the stored
> procedure resides
> on the same machine.
>
> Jerrold Bisera
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