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> From: MEovino@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > Joe, > > Just curious here (in no way impugning your tests), what versions of the > OS > have you run your tests on? I wonder how that snappy new query engine in > V5R2 performs. Haven't run them yet on V5R2, Mike. My last tests were on V4R5. But I'd be flabbergasted to learn though that a CHAIN from a native record would be slower than a SELECT/FETCH (there's just more overhead on the latter). The problem though is that in order to be fair I really need to use the fastest syntax available and that would require working with a good SQL expert. The first step would be to at least set up a set of criteria that we could all agree on to compare performance. Remember, though, that queries, especially bulk queries, were never the issue. Single record fetches were, and more importantly single record inserts and updates - the sorts of things we do on a daily basis in typical business applications. I'm willing to wager that those are still faster with native I/O. However, my gut feeling is that at this point SQL may have caught up enough that in many cases the difference would be that "stepladder to get closer to the moon". I just don't have the time to make that comparison. Joe
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