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  3. December 2006

RE: Dynamic sized multiple occurrence data structure

And in this particular app I actually have an array and a MODS. I load

the array because I then sort the data before loading it into the MODS.

Why not use qsort to sort the MODS directly?  Or alternatively use a pointer
to base the MODS on the storage used by the array?  That approach would help
both in terms of the memory footprint and speed since there's no need to
copy the data.

But why is an ORDER BY not being used in the SQL to avoid the need for
sorting - or am I missing something? 

Jon Paris
Partner400

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