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> From: Joe Pluta > > Excellent, Erich! This is the kind of thing I like to see! It indeed > lowers the time for the SQL 30%, down to seven seconds. But that's > still much slower than the native I/O. Also, while I really appreciate the input (SELECT ...INTO was a great help), I'm not going to keep running tests and posting and reposting the results here. Especially since m machine may not reflect your environment. That's what the new website is for: to make standardized test routines that people can run on their machines and report the results. I just ran the test to check into the statement that SQL was "as fast or faster" than native I/O and make sure we still need tests at all. Hey, if SQL beat native I/O across the board, performance tests wouldn't really be important. But since there is a difference, it's important to know just where SQL fares better and where native I/O excels. Joe
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