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> From: Evan Harris > > Hi Joe > > I understand that the SETOBJACC command allows a file to be "pinned" > (cached might be a better term) in memory to avoid multiple disk accesses. > Have you ever experimented with what performance benefits might be > obtained > using this method instead of the slightly less direct method of > transforming the file into an array ? No I haven't, Evan! My guess is that it will perform better than simple disk I/O, but not quite as fast as the array load, but you never can tell. Maybe when I get back to the benchmarks I can include this as one. Joe
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